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BY: STAFF REPORT | BocaNewsNow.com

The Michigan Attorney General's Office found no criminal wrongdoing in an unannounced active intruder drill at the youth psychiatric hospital.

This summer’s record-breaking demands on the Texas power grid suggest that the system isn’t designed for what could be the new reality of intense, prolonged heatwaves, an expert says.

The Michigan Attorney Generals Office found no criminal wrongdoing in an unannounced active intruder drill at the youth psychiatric hospital.

Austin Mayor Kirk Watson said the grid could "face the same situation tonight" a day after ERCOT barely avoided calling for rolling blackouts.

After months of unrelenting heat during a particularly sweltering summer, the Texas power grid’s ability to meet high electricity demand hit shaky ground Aug. 17.

Record-high power demand and faltering electricity sources have tested the grid this month, forcing the Electric Reliability Council of Texas to dig deep into its toolbox to keep power flowing.

After months of unrelenting summer heat, the Texas power grid’s ability to meet high electricity demand hit shaky ground Aug. 17.

How ERCOT is narrowly getting through an extreme summer — and how experts say it could do better

Are you worn out from the constant warnings to save power to keep our “fixed” power grid from overloading? You may have ERCOT Conservation Fatigue.