Geraldine Torrellas is a reporter at Spectrum News. Based in Lexington, she covers a range of topics including agriculture, climate change, and environmental issues, with a focus on water conservation and management. Geraldine's work has been featured in Spectrum News, Spectrum News 13 Orlando, Bay News 9, and Spectrum News 1.
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TEXAS — There was quite a bit of rain in the early morning hours of Monday, causing some issues in Central and South Texas.
By: Geraldine Torrellas
TEXAS — Residents across Texas have been pushing back against data centers coming to their communities, citing concerns over water and power. Gov.
There were two agenda items discussed and voted on, and they both focused on relocation.
By: Geraldine Torrellas
Beating the heat, the Austin way. “I'm just going to enjoy some time at Barton Springs,” said Kevin Murphy, an Austin native.
For more than 10 years, the Central Texas Regional Mobility Authority has been developing an expansion project for MoPac.
By: Geraldine Torrellas
San Marcos is the first in the state to fully prohibit the data center industry.
TEXAS — The November midterms are about four months away, and candidates from both parties are busy on the campaign trail.
TEXAS — More than 100,000 Texas students have been awarded funding through the state's voucher program, Texas Education Freedom Accounts (TEFA), also known as an Education Savings Account.
By: Geraldine Torrellas
TEXAS — After saying Texas is the “epicenter of AI development” in November of last year, Gov. Greg Abbott seems to be walking back on some of his earlier positions on data centers.
Data centers have been getting a lot of pushback from communities across Texas.
