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A 300-megawatt data center is breaking ground in Temple, and the company building it is starting its relationship with this community the way most companies never bother to.

A retired soldier used his old access codes and insider knowledge to walk more than 200 pallets of military rations right out the front gate of Fort Bliss.

Fifty-three million eggs are headed to food banks across the country — and the reason why tells you a lot about what was happening behind the scenes at the grocery store.

The country turns 250 this July 4th, and Central Texas towns big and small are marking the moment in a huge way.

Erin Brockovich is back in the spotlight, but this time, it's about the growing footprint of data centers disrupting small-town life.

Here in Central Texas, there are dozens of stories about the Goat Man stalking the woods, but have you ever heard of the Donkey Lady and her disfigured hands?

Imagine your peaceful neighborhood transformed into a tech hub. That’s the reality some Texans are facing, and they’re not too happy about it.

Get ready for a hazy week, folks. That fine desert dust from Africa is making its way over Central Texas, bringing a unique view and some air quality concerns.

As the Fourth of July nears, city officials are laying down the law on fireworks. Let’s take a closer look at the rules around here.

A&M's new supercomputer is changing the game for research, making what once took years happen in just days.