CBS News says the coronavirus crisis could cost a million oil-related jobs in Texas this year. It says more than 30,000 Texans already have lost energy jobs.
Stay-at-home orders due to COVID-19 is expected to drive up electricity use – and electricity bills. It could get worse this summer, but MarketWatch offers some tips.
Energy is a major factor in the Texas economy’s downturn during the COVID-19 crisis, but it isn’t the only problem area. The Texas congressional delegation is looking to help.
Bank of America has pledged $1.4 million to help 23 Houston-area nonprofits support COVID-19 relief efforts, including rental help, medical services, and hunger relief.
Dallas has approved help for renters and homeowners facing eviction as a result of coronavirus. It also strengthened protection for struggling residents.