Tourism officials are advising visitors to avoid a Hawaiian island as it recovers from damage caused by Hurricane Lowell. The storm brought intense wind and surging waves, damaging oceanfront resorts and roads, and knocking out power. Thousands of customers, including resorts, remained without power as crews worked to clear streets of debris.
The island's primary airport was operating on a backup generator due to storm damage, resulting in extensive lines for people trying to leave. Further details on the storm's impact and recovery efforts are available from officials. The situation is still being assessed and addressed by crews on the ground.
Houston police said the suspect, 31-year-old Alexander Funes-Vasquez, remains at large and is charged with murder in connection with a 2023 deadly shooting of a 21-year-old man....
For years, Houston-area students have celebrated their high school graduations inside Reliant Stadium, creating lasting memories for graduates, families and educators. Beginning with future ceremonies, those events will move to Reliant Arena. The Harris County Sports & Convention...
A fossilized Pacific mastodon tooth believed to be at least 10,000 years old was found in “immaculate condition” in a California creek bed, according to local officials....
The Metropolitan Nashville Airport Authority voted unanimously, 6-0, to begin the process of renaming the Nashville International Airport in honor of Dolly Parton....
Hey there! Happy Monday — and welcome to another little “what’s happening behind the scenes” brain dump! Ha! First of all, you guys are keeping me busy! The number of tips, questions, and “hey, have you seen this?” messages I’m getting is honestly amazing. But I’ve noticed a shif...
President Donald Trump defended his proposal to give Americans a $5,000 "dividend" as a "reward" for voters who he says endured the Biden administration....
ENOUGH is answering your questions about the rapid growth of data centers in Texas — and what it could mean for your community. This time, we’re answering a question from Terry Simpson, a Needville resident who lives near a proposed data center project in Boling, Texas. Simpson w...
A data center is proposed near your neighborhood. Maybe construction has already started. Maybe you’re worried about noise, water use, pollution, traffic or whether the project could affect your electricity bill. So, who do you call? There isn’t one simple answer. During a discus...
The Burnett family says they feel like guinea pigs. Last October, they learned Giga Energy was building a data center 600 feet from their backyard in Brazoria County. The company assured the Burnetts and others noise wouldn’t be an issue when operations began. But when Giga Energ...