A fire at a one of the world's largest battery plants in California contained tens of thousands of lithium batteries that store power from renewable energy sources.

Google plans to open a new retail store in Austin, Texas, as part of its expansion strategy. The store should offer services like screen replacement, troubleshooting, and events, similar to its existing locations.

Google will reportedly open its seventh Google Store location at 11701 Domain Blvd., as part of the Domain Northside, in Austin. The Google Store website lists the new address, though it's unknown when the Google Store will open.

Texas sends more than 135 firefighters, including medical personnel, to aid California fire departments struggling to extinguish wildfires.

Google is starting to tease a “Google Domain Northside” retail location in Austin, Texas, which will mark its seventh U.S. store.

The wildfires ravaging California right now are terrible and, for now, show no signs of letting up. Could Texas be next?

The other four cities in the top five are all in Southern California, an area that is experiencing devastating levels of fire destruction this month. But there are key differences between that region and Austin,

Today, Texas has more than 7,000 cannabis dispensaries, almost twice as many as California. Add to that ... A vending machine inside a VFW post near Austin sells a variety of cannabis products. Veterans, who seek treatment for PTSD, want the Texas ...

"You scoop a bucket of ashes and sift and hope those things were not completely turned to ash.," one volunteer recalled. "Once you find it, they cry and tell you why it's important."

Wildfires in Southern California have been raging through scenic mountain hilltops and communities for 16 days, with the threat still looming. Efforts to extinguish these fires have become an international,

Both Texas and California grapple with blackouts while ... an energy researcher at The University of Texas at Austin. “Texas generally doesn’t have any regulations that stop development.”