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Winter storm could cost Texas more money than any disaster in state history

Winter storm could cost Texas more money than any disaster in state history February 25, 2021

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News, The Daily Apr 19, 2021
Despite natural gas failures during winter storm, Texas lawmakers target renewable energy in the aftermath
- By Mitchell Ferman, The Texas Tribune
- Tags: renewable energy, Texas, Texas Legislature, Texas politics, power outages, winter storm, Advanced Power Alliance, Amazon Web Services, Google, Rice University, University of Texas at Austin, renewables industry, Briscoe Cain, Electric Reliability Council of Texas, ERCOT, Nathan Johnson, SB3, Senate Bill 3, Texas Senate, wind turbines, energy industry, oil and has industry, Greg Abbott, Dade Phelan, Dan Patrick, S

News, The Daily Feb 25, 2021
Winter storm could cost Texas more money than any disaster in state history
- By Mitchell Ferman, The Texas Tribune
- Tags: Cost of Texas storms, Cost of Texas blackouts, cost of texas power outages, natural disaster, Texas politics, Texas Legislature, Rainy Day Fund, Nim Kidd, Texas Department of Emergency Management, TDEM, Lyle Larson, San Antonio, comptroller, Greg Abbott, Permian Basin, Joe Biden, Hurricane Harvey, Glenn Hegar, Hurricane Harvey

News, The Daily Jan 29, 2021
'We do a lot of work': Texas' low-wage workers hope for more as Biden, Congress push minimum wage hike
- By Mitchell Ferman, The Texas Tribune
- Tags: Minimum wage increase, Joe Biden, White House, texas, low income workers, George Bush Intercontinental Airport, Greg Abbott, $15 an hour, Democrats, Republicans, John Cornyn, Texas Legislature, Bexar County, Dallas County, Travis County, Jessica González, Ron Reynolds, Rice University, living wage, Texas economy, covid-19, covid, pandemic, coronavirus, Juan “Chuy” Hinojosa

News, The Daily Jan 11, 2021
Recession cuts how much lawmakers can spend with the next state budget, but decrease isn’t as bad as feared
- By Mitchell Ferman, The Texas Tribune
- Tags: Texas legislature, budget, recession, comptroller, pandemic, covid, covid-19, coronavirus, Glenn Hegar, economic stabilization fund, Texas Water Development Board, Greg Abbott, Dennis Bonnen, Dan Patrick, governor, house speaker

News, The Daily Nov 15, 2020
Donald Trump made inroads in South Texas this year. These voters explain why.
- By Mitchell Ferman, The Texas Tribune
- Tags: South Texas, Hispanic voters, Donald Trump, Texas border, Texas-Mexico border, Rio Grande Valley, Democrats, Henry Cuellar, Red State, Barack Obama, Vicente Gonzalez, border patrol, oil business, Eagle Ford Shale, Rio Grande City, Starr County

News, The Daily Aug 26, 2020
In Texas, the Lowest-Income Workers Don’t Qualify for Additional Unemployment Aid
- By Mitchell Ferman, The Texas Tribune
- Tags: El Paso Community College, Texas Workforce Commission, unemployment, unemployment checks, congress, pandemic, covid-19, covid 19, coronavirus, corona virus, unemployment aid, low income workers, Texas, economy, congress, federal aid, San Antonio Food bank

News, The Daily Aug 20, 2020
Texas Will Apply for Federal Program to Get Extra $300 per Week for Unemployed Texans
- By Mitchell Ferman, The Texas Tribune
- Tags: Anissa Dwiggins, The Woodlands, Greg Abbott, Texas Democratic Party, unemployment, assistance, Donald Trump, White House, Texas Workforce Commission, $300, federal assistance, Texas, unemployment checks, unemployment benefits

News, The Daily Mar 24, 2020
Texas Unemployment Rate Headed Toward Double Digits, Comptroller Warns
- By Mitchell Ferman, The Texas Tribune
- Tags: Coronavirus, corona virus, Covid 19, covid-19, pandemic, shutdown, Texas, unemployment, jobs, business closures, Texas Workforce Commission, budget, government, Comptroller, Glenn Hegar, Texas Standard

News, The Daily Mar 19, 2020
"It's Going to Hurt": New Coronavirus Shocks Texas Economy as Length of Public Health Crisis Remains Unknown
- By Mitchell Ferman, The Texas Tribune
- Tags: Small businesses, small business administration, Federal Reserve Bank, Texas, San Antonio, COVID-19, COVID 19, coronavirus, corona virus, McCombs School of Business, University of Texas at Austin, economy, unemployment, jobs, bankruptcies, Housing and Urban Development, housing, Texas Housers

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