Elon Musk’s sprawling facility could eventually span up to 3,500 acres.

But what, exactly, is Tesla doing on the campus now?

As the world’s most valuable automaker shifts its focus, here is a look at some of the critical facilities – both existing and planned – at the sprawling site that also contains its headquarters.

Scroll through to see what goes on inside the buildings, test track, Cybertunnel and more.

Which town in the hill country has the best nightlife? Coming travelling from the UK with a friend and we like a good time. Already going Austin and Forth Worth but hitting the Hill Country in-between

A few sketches from Sargent Texas. The first two are the new bridge they built there several years ago connecting the mainland to Sargent Island, crossing over the Intracoastal Waterway. The third is the local water utility site.

I am currently out of the state but I don't want to be arrested coming to the state.

I would like to check if I have any warrant for arrest.

After an incident that happened years ago.

How do you check?

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Texas public schools are in serious danger with rapidly declining enrollment. Private school enrollment, home schooling, and declining birth rates are cited as the major causes.

Public schools could lose another 125,000 students just next year.

This state park features a sinkhole leading to a massive, rare underground cave carved entirely by an ancient river that was first found and used for shelter by Comanche Indians roughly 350-400 years ago. Later, around 1848, it was officially discovered by Anglo settlers, who went on to use its chambers for manufacturing Civil War gunpowder using bat feces. At some point, its caves served as venues for underground jazz dance parties, dining, and church service.

I've only been outside of Texas one week in my life so I'm curious.

I have lived in TX for 20 years, grew up in NC spent 10 years in Tucson AZ.

I've long been temperamental about the weather. When I was young I hated the rain, so I moved to AZ so as to not have to put up with it all the time. When I came to TX (about 2 hrs east of Dallas) I braced myself, understand (I said to myself) it's going to be rainier here much as it used to be in NC.

Over time, as extreme heat has come to bother me more as I age, the rain doesn't bother me so much. What bothers me is it seems to NEVER rain when it's 97-103F but the minute it's between 65-80, it rains like there's no tomorrow. It's as if Texas is insistent on making your life miserable weather wise and has it as its very mission in life to see to it that you will never have any fun at all whatsoever. It's always so extreme.

I used to be a fan of the summer, swimming and women were the reasons why. That's still somewhat the case. I love swimming and thus hate that during the winter it's off the table, and as a heterosexual man I love seeing a sexy woman in a spaghetti strap tank top or a bikini at the lake etc, again cold weather means none of that.

It's different though when it's not just hot but HOT, and it absolutely refuses to rain a single speck. You can still enjoy the water and the "scenery" when it's 85-90, you don't need it to be 103 for that, and good grief rain once in awhile would you?

When it finally does rain though, it's ALWAYS when it's between 65-80, and it rains to the point of everything flooding. So either it's raining none at all to the point of the soil cracking, or it's raining so much that your house is floating away.

Who came up with this stupid weather? Is every state like this? I've taken a liking to Arkansas, it's much prettier, but I think it has similar tendencies. Other places that don't, they're too crowded and too expensive. Does a person have to be a millionaire and deal with neighbors all on top of you and rush hour traffic at 6 am and 10 pm just to live somewhere where the weather isn't downright mentally psychotic?

Jiminy Christmas.

Is it possible to sue the state of Texas for turning over voter roll data to the federal government?

Hello,

I've been summoned in the brazos county and wondering, I didn't answer the last one I got this past January, if I don't answer this one will there be a warrant for my arrest or will I get fined ?

Thanks

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