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Abbott wants Freeman Coliseum shelter closed amid complaints children were allegedly abused The governor said 'credible' complaints of abuse have been reported FacebookTwitterEmail Gov. Greg Abbott talks about the Pfizer-BioNTech COVID-19 vaccine at a UPS Distribution Center in Austin, Texas, on Thursday, Dec. 17, 2020. Listening is Texas Division of Emergency Management Chief Nim Kidd. (Jay Janner/Austin American-Statesman via AP)Jay Janner, MBR / Associated Press Governor Abbott called on the federal government Wednesday evening to close the makeshift shelter at the Freeman Coliseum — whe...

Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton sued Griddy "to hold them accountable for ... debiting enormous amounts from customer accounts as Texans struggled to survive the storm" last month.

Why extreme weather kills older adults — and how to keep loved ones safe Lois M. Collins © Jay Janner, Austin American-Statesman via Associated Press Maria Pineda warms up in her car outside her home on Garden Street in East Austin, Texas, on Tuesday Feb. 16, 2021, during a power outage caused by a winter storm. The man was found dead in his recliner and his wife was rushed to the hospital, barely alive. After a crippling arctic blast ripped through a good portion of the nation in February, hitting even their usually sunny section of Texas, the inside of their home in Abi...

What's 'disaster casual'? Gov. Abbott's winter storm fashion can't compare to my 'fits FacebookTwitterEmail Gov. Greg Abbott was ready to serve some looks during the Great Texas Freeze. Austin American-Statesman state politics reporter Nicole Cobler unearthed a new standard for style in a records request of the governor’s schedule during that frozen week. Abbott's recommended attire: Disaster casual. When a records request gives you this gem: Recommended attire on Gov. Abbott's official schedule as a historic freeze struck Texas? "Disaster casual." pic.twitter.com/akGttkEubu— Nicole Coble...

Laredo businesses, bars adjust after Abbott's decision Laredo Morning Times FacebookTwitterEmail Texas Gov. Gov. Greg Abbott speaks at a news conference before signing a "Texas Backs the Blue Pledge" at the Austin Police Association on Thursday Sept. 10, 2020, in Austin, Texas. ( Jay Janner/Austin American-Statesman via AP)Jay Janner, MBR / Associated Press Businesses around the state will be allowed to open to 100% capacity Wednesday if they wish. However, there is a difference of opinion among local businesses in relation to Gov. Greg Abbott’s decision. “I was not surprised, especially ...