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The dust can be dangerous, especially for people with lung conditions or otherwise compromised health. But it can also quell hurricane activity in the Atlantic, fertilize depleted soils and bring striking sunsets.
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CloudBurst Data Centers is planning to build a facility south of San Marcos that could be leased to an AI firm or other tech company. Residents are concerned about the potential health and environmental impacts.
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Texas Gas Service customers have noticed different fees and charges on their bills have jumped in cost since the beginning of the year.
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The cities of Kyle and San Marcos and Texas State University will likely have to find ways to further reduce their water use.
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Experts say the sight of satellites burning up on re-entry to the atmosphere will become more common as more man-made objects are launched.
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Visitors looking to cool off in the San Marcos river or picnic around Rio Vista Park this summer will have to make their way through a fenced area before the relaxation can begin. The San Marcos City Council agreed to set up the temporary fencing through Labor Day in an attempt to keep trash out of the water.
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Of all the tips on how to protect your dogs this summer, Austin veterinarian Kacey Joseph has one big one: “Avoid the midday walk.�
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Meteorologists are forecasting another hot summer, though it may not be as bad as some recent scorchers.
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Data centers, which operate 24/7 and provide computing power for cloud operations and AI, require cooling units, fans and tons of water to operate.
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Austin's oppressive summer heat is back. The earlier-than-usual wave of triple-digit temperatures prompted the city to open up cooling centers this week.
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As the Earth warms, Austin has been experiencing hotter temperatures earlier in the year. A heat wave this week could break the record for hottest day recorded in the month of May.
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Modern new developments are opening on the site of former tank farms, one of the city's most notorious environmental controversies.