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Austin, Texas · Austin

Shiner Beer Says Its Bock Is the GOAT. So Why Does Its New Ad (and Iconic Logo) Feature a Sheep?

100% Left coverage: 1 sources

I was driving north on Interstate 35 through Austin one recent afternoon when I passed a billboard for Shiner Bock, the popular beer brewed here in our home state. “The Original Texas G.O.A.T,” the sign read, alongside the familiar logo found on every can or bottle of Bock—a ruminant with large, curling horns. The moment I saw the sign, I clocked that something was amiss. “That’s no goat,” I thought. “That’s a sheep.” Specifically, a bighorn she…See the Story

Austin, Texas · Austin

Could the Sun Set on the Texas Renewable Energy Boom?

100% Left coverage: 1 sources

Meteorologically speaking, it was a bad day for renewable energy. A dense fog enshrouded downtown Austin so completely that the Capitol wasn’t visible from two blocks away. Wind was nonexistent. My expectations were low as I took a short walk to the remote operations center of the second-largest wind-and-solar power producer in the state.But Texas, you may have heard, is big. Austin may have been mired in its own version of a Dunkelflaute, but e…See the Story

NASA · Texas

Texas Home-Insurance Costs Are Skyrocketing. State Leaders Don’t Have Many Solutions.

100% Left coverage: 1 sources

Around a decade ago, Kat and Giles Roberts bought a three-thousand-square-foot house in Clear Lake, the southeast Texas town on Trinity Bay that is best known as the home of NASA’s Johnson Space Center. Until last year, the couple paid between $3,000 and $4,000 annually for home insurance. They didn’t make any claims until last spring, when they had to replace their roof after a hailstorm. The couple paid their $12,450 deductible out of pocket; …See the Story

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