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West Dallas residents urged state regulators not to renew the air permit for a decades-old shingle plant near their homes. They said the plant is polluting their air.
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Lancaster-based farmer Veronica Petty is a member of The Soil-to-Profit Initiative with the Texas Small Farmers and Ranchers Community Based Organization.
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The Humane Society of North Texas will host a free adoption event for the transported animals.
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The $25 million Baker Martin Family Garden is expected to begin construction in mid-November, said Sara Richardson, the Fort Worth Botanic Garden’s vice president for advancement. A groundbreaking ceremony is set for Nov. 16.
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The popular Hill Country landmark is growing. The new area will increase the overall biodiversity of the park with a creek and some small ponds.
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Late-May storms and a leaky roof caused mold damage at a Dallas-owned shelter. City staff apologized for delays in remedying the situation.
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Texas wildlife experts say hunting the birds is important for population control — and they have some tips before you get out in the field.
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Denton County fogging efforts underway with three confirmed West Nile cases and multiple positive traps, but the city of Denton holds off on treatment until a resident contracts the virus.
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The boil water notice in Rendon was issued Monday in response to an equipment malfunction.
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The state's wildfire response team is on alert for possible wildfires in North Texas.
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Residents can use sprinklers on the lawns only one day a week now that Stage 2 of Denton’s drought contingency plan has gone into effect. Tuesday’s new stage comes after the city utility department exceeded daily water treatment capacity for three days in a row while two filters are being repaired.
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The U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service are asking the public for information regarding the destruction of a bald eagle's nest in Sherman, Texas.
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Following the failure of two filters at the Lewisville Lake water treatment facility, the city of Denton released a second notice last week asking residents to reduce water usage to avoid triggering Stage 2 drought conditions.
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Chris Smith’s earliest memory of the Fort Worth Nature Center & Refuge was a school field trip she took as a child. She distinctly remembers walking around Greer Island and taking it all in.