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PexelsThe Dallas Federal Reserve’s most recent snapshot of the state’s economy also shows lingering vacancies in the job market. -
Haley Samsel/Fort Worth ReportA fast-growing section of far south Fort Worth will see a 67-acre open space transformed into Oak Grove Community Park after eight years of inactivity.
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As the black bear population rises, so does their chance of conflict with people. -
The Fort Worth Zoo celebrated the birth of four gharial crocodile babies for the first time in the zoo’s history and only the second time nationwide.
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Two years after the removal of a pile of roofing materials known "Shingle Mountain," Dallas is removing lead-contaminated soil from the southeast Dallas site. —
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The city of Dallas hopes to use federal funds to clean up decades-old contamination. Experts, developers and community members say that's a tall order.
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Joppa community members are once again fighting against a batch plant operator looking to renew their permit. That's after being found in violation nearly a year ago.
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Tarrant County commissioners left the door open to joining a coalition of Texas local governments seeking millions in federal solar project funding after initially rejecting the proposal in July.
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Arlington water utilities officials said high temperatures and lower than normal levels at Lake Arlington affected tap water taste and smell, but not quality.
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As the people of Maui are attempting to recover from one of the deadliest wildfires in U.S. history, Native Hawaiians in North Texas are offering a helping hand thousands of miles away.
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A new report from NOAA and NASA confirms that last month was the hottest July ever recorded, driven to new heights by human-caused climate change.
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One of the largest community gardens in the U.S., Shiloh Field is cutting operating hours, including maintaining fields and allowing volunteers, from five days a week to only Thursday and Saturday.
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The summer heat keeps sizzling in Denton County with no signs of stopping. This week, the National Weather Service has issued not only an excessive heat warning but also warned of a low chance for storms overnight and an increased risk for grass fires.
