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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 Hunt, Patricia Lim
| Texas Standard Verified
McKinnon said data centers have been surveyed since 2020. At that point, there was only one facility, so the board got a 100% response rate. But that rate has declined in recent years as data centers have begun to spread across the state. Between 2023 and 2025, McKinnon said the number of data centers the board surveyed rose from 22 to 341.
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Parents of girls who died at Camp Mystic want their day in court. A judge must decide if they get it

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By Kailey Hunt
| Houston Public Media (Houston, TX) Verified
Families who lost children in the July 4 floods attend an informational hearing on lawsuits against Camp Mystic in the 459th State District Court in Austin on May 13. (Pool photo via Mikala Compton | Austin American-Statesman) A Travis County judge is expected to decide Wednesday if Camp Mystic and its owners can resolve five wrongful death lawsuits out of court, through arbitration.
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Camp Mystic will not reopen this summer after withdrawing state license application

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By Kailey Hunt
| KWBU-FM Verified
Camp Mystic, the private Christian girls' summer camp where 28 people died during last July's flooding in the Hill Country, will not reopen this summer after withdrawing its license renewal application for summer 2026. "No administrative process or summer season should move forward while families continue to grieve, while investigations continue and while so many Texans still carry the pain of last July's tragedy," the camp said in a statement on Thursday.
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