Landowners in Texas are speaking out against a proposed power line project. They traveled to the Texas Capitol to express their concerns about the plan, which involves 765-kV transmission lines. The landowners are urging lawmakers to reconsider the process for approving such projects, citing limited time for property owners to respond.
Further details about the proposed project and the landowners' concerns are available from local news sources, including KXAN.
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"We'll see if Ken Paxton has the courage to show up," Talarico said.
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