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Camp Mystic under investigation for manslaughter, other criminal charges (opens the original)
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Camp Mystic, the girls' summer camp where 28 people died in July 2025 during flooding in the Hill Country, is under investigation by the Texas Rangers, who may be pursuing criminal charges against the camp. Fourteen search warrant affidavits were filed and executed against the family and staff members that run the camp last week. KUT News obtained one of the affidavits, which was filed against Tweety Eastland. Eastland's husband, Dick, was one of the 28 people that died last year. According to t
Paxton says his office is investigating proposed data center on deeded parkland in Taylor (opens the original)
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Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton said Thursday that he is investigating the proposed development of an AI data center in Taylor. He said the land for the development was conveyed more than 25 years ago for use as public parkland in the future. Paxton referenced a deed from 1999 that shows a family conveyed the property to a nonprofit, the Texas Parks and Recreation Foundation, "to be held in trust for future use as parkland." The property changed hands several times before eventually being tran
How data centers can be built more sustainably and become better neighbors (opens the original)
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On the surface, a recently proposed data center in Bastrop County is planning to do everything right. The developer isn't requesting an outrageous amount of water, according to conservation experts. They're building a power plant. They're constructing in a rural area, out of the way of most neighborhoods. And yet, at an Aug. 20 town hall meeting in Rockne, more than 100 people crowded around long tables in a church community hall to oppose the development. Data centers have become public enemy N
Austin-area residents are pushing for data center bans. State leaders are divided on what to do next (opens the original)
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Sitting beside Google CEO Sundar Pichai last November, Gov. Greg Abbott declared Texas the “epicenter of AI development” while announcing three massive data center projects in the state. The announcement was unsurprising at the time. Abbott has passed legislation to ensure Texas is open for business — especially for tech companies — for over a decade. Now people are looking back on the announcement differently. That's because in June, Abbott did a complete 180, declaring that he’s now, “pushing
Officials say data centers can boost local economies. In Abilene, they have spurred a housing crisis (opens the original)
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Lexi Smith and her family have always had a plan. They wanted to buy land that was big enough to build multiple houses. That way she and her husband could raise their boys next door to their grandparents. “ Our family budgeted and…said yes to less so that we could pay our house off…and then, you know, this kind of stuff happens, and you just don't have any control,” Smith said. Smith’s family settled down just outside of Abilene, where, before a few years ago, their only neighbors were other ran
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