Texas lawmakers create committee to coordinate energy conservation, as grid faces growing demand

Texas lawmakers create committee to coordinate energy conservation, as grid faces growing demand

AUSTIN (KXAN) — With Texas headed into another summer of record-breaking heat forecasts, state lawmakers took steps to better coordinate billions of dollars in energy conservation programs amid warnings that power demand could outstrip supply as early as 2026. The Electric Reliability Council of Texas (ERCOT) recently forecast that the state’s growing demand for power…

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Jennifer Lopez’s Latest Hair Transformation Is Unlike Any Other

Jennifer Lopez’s Latest Hair Transformation Is Unlike Any Other

Watch Jennifer Lopez Unveil Jet-Black Pixie Cut Hair Transformation in Latest Role You’ll want to get loud after seeing Jennifer Lopez’s new ‘dos. After all, she debuted not one but four hair transformations in the teaser for her new movie Kiss of The Spider Woman, where she plays the glamorous actress Ingrid Luna, whose roles require some pretty dramatic makeovers.   Perhaps the Hustlers actress’ the most shocking look of…

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Texas House newcomers champion causes close to home

Texas House newcomers champion causes close to home

AUSTIN (KXAN)–The 89th Texas Legislative Session concluded with 31 new state representatives completing their first 140 days in office, representing more than 20% of the House chamber. Among these freshman lawmakers were Republican Don McLaughlin of District 80 in south Texas and Democrat Lauren Ashley Simmons of District 146 in the Houston area. Each brought…

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CapMetro swears in first transit police officers

CapMetro swears in first transit police officers

AUSTIN (KXAN) — CapMetro held a swearing-in ceremony for its first class of transit police officers Friday morning, where 12 members of the new force received their badges. “This was a direct response from the feedback we had received from our customers and our frontline staff who had asked for enhanced safety measures on our…

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Texas lawmakers passed a few housing bills this session. How will they impact housing prices?

Texas lawmakers passed a few housing bills this session. How will they impact housing prices?

AUSTIN (KXAN) — Texas continues to grow, which means housing affordability continues to be a problem for the state. With the end of Texas’ 89th Legislative Session, what did lawmakers do to address it? Texas REALTORS Public Policy Director Julia Parenteau said that many important conversations happened around affordability this session. The state is largely…

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LIST: Pride month 2025 celebrations in and around Austin

LIST: Pride month 2025 celebrations in and around Austin

AUSTIN (KXAN) — June is recognized as LGBTQ+ Pride month, commemorating the historic Stonewall Riots in New York, which marked a pivotal moment in the gay rights movement in the late 1960s and early 70s. Though the city of Austin doesn’t host its official Pride celebration until August, there are several community events and celebrations in…

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