For the past two months since the winter storm, Texas plumbers have been seeing split pipe after split pipe.

The Rangers’ 40,000-seat stadium, Globe Life Field, will be open at full capacity this season.

Consolidation in the Texas energy sector could make a few companies “too big to fail,” some say.

Some Texans are ready for business as usual. Others will enforce their own mandates.

Texas businesses can open at 100% capacity in a week. In Mississippi, mask and distancing recommendations are now in place.

Brazos Electric’s filing could be an ominous sign as other Texas power providers assess the damage after the extreme weather.

And those hits ripple through to grocery stores, where there are still some limits on buying things like milk and eggs.

While the mandate deals with the power problem, gas and water are not addressed.

Some pivoted to help their communities. Others have received support from their customers.

Some have reported energy bills as high as $17,000.