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H-E-B is supporting the Texas food banks residents are leaning on in the wake of recent...

FacebookTwitterEmail H-E-B is supporting the Texas food banks residents are leaning on in the wake of recent winter weather.ben porter H-E-B is supporting the Texas food banks residents are leaning on in the wake of recent winter weather. The Texas grocery chain announced a $1 million donation on Wednesday to support 18 food banks in Texas as the state recovers from a week-long winter and utility crisis which left residents cold, hungry and in the dark. The effort was highlighted by Ellen DeGen...

The Chicago Board of Education is set to vote Wednesday on a new policy that would allow Chicago Public Schools to require employees to get the COVID-19 vaccine...

Bexar County commissioners grill CPS and SAWS officials Tuesday and agree to set up a...

Community activists showed up early and often for the vulnerable, matching deeds to...

6:45 p.m.: CPS 14-day case rate stays below 20 The Columbia Public Schools 14-day case rate per 10,000 people is at 19.1. The updated CPS student tracker shows 134 students in the district currently in quarantine and 15 active student cases. To break the student cases down:  Elementary schools: 77 quarantined, 7 positive cases, 11 out of 21 schools affected Middle schools: 25 quarantined, 5 positive case, 4 out of 7 schools affected High schools: 22 quarantined, 3 positive cases, 3 out of...

Join the Express-News Editorial Board live as they interview leaders from CPS and SAWS in...

CPS: Customers wont see higher bills after winter freeze - for now FacebookTwitterEmail CPS Energy work crews were seen driving along Vance Jackson Road during another day of snow fall in San Antonio on Thursday, Feb 18, 2021.Kin Man Hui, San Antonio Express-News / Staff photographer CPS Energy customers won’t see dramatically higher monthly bills stemming from last week’s winter storm — at least not yet. On Monday, CEO Paula Gold-Williams said the city-owned utility is still assessing th...

The Public Utility Commission of Texas has implemented a ban on utility cutoffs for consumers who don’t pay their bills. The move does not apply to cooperatives or to municipality-owned utilities like CPS in San Antonio or Austin Energy.

FacebookTwitterEmail The Texas grocery chain felt a statewide stress as the communities it serves were left without basic necessities, like power and water. While H-E-B worked to keep stores running, some locations experienced rolling energy outages as well, causing an interruption in the supply chain. H-E-B adjusted by changing store hours and adding to a product limit list thats been used throughout the coronavirus pandemic.Courtesy, H-E-B/Ben Porter Update: H-E-Bs product limit list frequent...