AUSTIN, Texas — The Trump administration is doing away with a $7 billion grant program that was aimed at boosting solar energy and helping hundreds of thousands of low-income households nationwide.

Austin Energy was set to earn $32 million that would've helped install solar and battery storage to 2,500 low-income households and 25 multifamily and community service facilities for free.

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Severe wind, hail and lightning swept through the region Wednesday. See photos of the aftermath of the storm.

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After weeks of haggling over proposed spending, the Austin City Council on Thursday passed a city budget for the 2025-26 fiscal year and set a proposed tax rate to support it. Whether that budget ...

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