Here's your local news at a glance for Friday, the 25th of September.
Good morning, Brownsville.
Fluidstack has reserved 1.5GW from AEP-Texas for its $4 billion phase one data center project in Cameron County.
The company is launching construction near Gomez Road and FM 1596 and plans to create over 2,500 construction jobs and hundreds of full-time positions.
The U.S. Supreme Court will review challenges to a Texas law that mandates posting the Ten Commandments in classrooms — a rule that led to some teacher resignations.
Similar laws are in effect or under review in Louisiana, Arkansas, and Alabama, with supporters citing legal heritage and opponents contesting its constitutionality.
Local officials are planning storm water improvements in Precinct 3 to strengthen flood resiliency for coastal communities (aiming to protect homes and businesses from future storms).
Brownsville Community Improvement Corporation now offers an online map + cheat sheet that lets property owners check if their historic buildings may qualify for federal and Texas tax credits.
The tool documents 306 sites, mostly in historic downtown south of Boca Chica Boulevard, and links to key agency contacts.
County parks are undergoing projects to improve accessibility, safety and visitor experience, with work underway to create a better park setting for residents.
Officials say the enhancements will make parks more inviting and secure.
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