FRONTLINE’s Local Journalism Initiative partner, the Texas Newsroom, and Austin public radio station KUT examine the aftermath of the Texas blackout of February 2021.

Four years after deadly blackout, doubts remain over reliability of Texas’ power grid Officials say they've improved the grid, but new challenges have emerged as demand grows National ...

The largest power cooperative in Texas says it had to file for chapter 11 after it was hit with $2.1 billion in bills. ... Texas Blackout Bills Plunge Power Supplier Brazos Into Bankruptcy.

A blackout forced the Texas Renaissance Festival to shut early Saturday. A transformer in western Montgomery County blew around 2 p.m., taking out electricity in the region. A statement was ...

Texas’ biggest fix to February’s deadly winter blackout that left more than 4 million people without power puts new attention on projections by the state’s climatologist but does not dwell ...

AUSTIN, Texas – Few things focus the mind of a politician, and political donors, more than a fundraising deadline. For three decades, a blackout period around the Legislature’s regular session ...

Texas Blackout of 2021 Was Primarily a Human Failure Easy answers on the left and right don’t cut it. Ultimately, it was bad leadership. by James Cargas February 20, 2021 January 9, 2022.

A blast of arctic cold blowing across Texas early this week fueled fears of widespread blackouts. But the grid has held strong, protected in large part by the state’s nation-leading renewables ...

And I think we’ve come a long way toward doing that,” said Republican state Rep. Chris Paddie, who has steered the bills in the Texas House. The freeze and ensuing blackout killed at least 151 ...

In protest of the new U.S. administration under President Donald Trump, residents are refusing to spend money today in an economic blackout. Here's why.

Some Texas homes are building in blackout protection . Elizabeth Trovall Dec 6, 2024. Heard on: Texas residents are trying to better prepare their homes for winter storms and power outages.

Twice this week, including Wednesday, the operator of the Texas power grid has asked Texans to conserve electricity during the peak hours of 2 to 8 p.m. to avoid rolling blackouts.