Dallas council member urges city review of data centers
A Dallas City Council member is pushing for a review of where data centers can operate and how the city should regulate them as the industry expands across Texas.
A Dallas City Council member is pushing for a review of where data centers can operate and how the city should regulate them as the industry expands across Texas.
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Fort Bend County officials are looking for a permanent facility to house stray livestock and exotic animals after years of relying on a private property owned by a sheriff’s deputy who plans to retire next year.
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The Sandiganbayan Third Division has dismissed the graft case against Interior Undersecretary Jed Patrick Mabilog after ruling that the more than seven-year delay in filing the case violated his constitutional right to the speedy disposition of cases.