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Prosecutors dismiss case against former Williamson County sheriff accused of evidence tampering

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By Kailey E. Hunt Verified
| KUT-FM (Austin, TX) Verified
The Travis County District Attorney's Office has dismissed evidence tampering charges against former Williamson County Sheriff Robert Chody and an assistant county attorney, signaling the end of legal battles arising from the death of Javier Ambler in 2019. Chody and former Assistant Williamson County Attorney Jason Nassour were accused of preventing video of Ambler's death, which occurred in-custody after a traffic stop, from being viewed by investigators and the public.
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Texas asked data centers to report their water use. Most of them didn't respond

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By Kailey E. Hunt Verified
| KETR-FM Verified
Texas lawmakers are calling for the data center industry to be more transparent after it was revealed during a legislative hearing in Austin that the majority of the state's data centers are not reporting their water usage. The Public Utility Commission of Texas sent out a survey earlier this year to collect information about water and energy usage among data centers and virtual currency mining facilities. Less than a third of the state's 341 data centers responded to the survey.
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Texas asked data centers to report their water use. Most of them didn't respond

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By Kailey E. Hunt Verified
| KUT-FM (Austin, TX) Verified
Texas lawmakers are calling for the data center industry to be more transparent after it was revealed during a legislative hearing in Austin that the majority of the state's data centers are not reporting their water usage. The Public Utility Commission of Texas sent out a survey earlier this year to collect information about water and energy usage among data centers and virtual currency mining facilities. Less than a third of the state's 341 data centers responded to the survey.
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