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"For those who say it is too soon, they we need to heal first and should not be talking about legislation now, I reject the notion that we can not do both," she said. "I ask you to join me to do everything in our power to do both - love and legislate in the coming days and weeks."

Experts say local governments should prioritize extreme weather preparedness. But building resilience is expensive, and the wealthy can afford to do it for themselves.

I have been meaning to write this letter for many months. I am a frequent visitor, with my dog, Ellie, to Golden Eagle Park as it is easy walking distance

Milwaukee Police Officer Peter Jerving, 37, died after he was shot near 14th and Cleveland on the city's south side early Tuesday. Police said it happened during a struggle with a robbery suspect who had just been placed on probation Monday.

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Experts say local governments should prioritize extreme weather preparedness. But building resilience is expensive.

Thousands of Texas citizens are waiting for their power to come back online after last week’s winter weather disruptions, with a major energy company warning that the wait could last until the end of this weekend.

Power grid outages following an ice storm in Austin, Texas, have left thousands of people without electricity for nearly a week and counting. Infrastructure repairs have been sluggish, prompting criticism of local government and an unreliable grid.

Democratic Austin Mayor Kirk Watson apologized to residents as they woke up to a third day of winter storm-induced power outages on Friday.

The city has experienced ice storms in the past, but this week's wrecked local power lines like never before. Austin's tree-trimming policy and climate change played a big role.