price gouging

Texas lawmakers are considering bills to bail out companies and institutions unable to pay back energy suppliers that provided electricity and gas at the height of the crisis. But the measures would lock utility ratepayers into slowly paying off that debt over decades — with interest.

With agents in the field from Corpus Christi to Houston, Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton has one message for price gougers, “Beware, we will find you.”…

Volunteers from around Texas stand ready to lift a hand when Hurricane Harvey impacts the Texas coastline, but the Texas Attorney General's office says…