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State parks across Texas are hosting ruck hikes to help raise awareness about the mental health struggles many veterans face.
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The fire has burned 90,000 acres, making it the second largest fire in the region’s history.
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The plaza will tie together three popular trails tying Uptown and the Design District as part of a larger 50-mile loop around the city. One of its designers says it is meant to create "portal moments" for cyclists and pedestrians passing through.
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One of the world’s great migrations has begun. The eastern monarch butterfly is flying south, through the central U.S., to spend winter in Mexico. A decade ago, a federal task force laid out a plan to help monarchs along their journey by returning roadsides to native habitat.
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If you're looking for places close to Dallas to go hiking or camping, look no further than Cedar Hill State Park.
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A 10-acre grass fire has been contained in the unincorporated Dallas community of Sand Branch after a dayslong, multidepartment fight in brutally hot conditions.
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Yfat Yossifor takes us to the Ouachita National Forest, just a three hour drive from downtown Dallas.
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About 12% of the Ross Fire has been contained. Palo Pinto evacuations remain in place as county judge Shane Long declares disaster.
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Officers rescued a kinkajou — a small South American tropical rainforest mammal — looking distressed outside a local strip mall Thursday.
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These triple-digit temperatures may be here to stay for awhile longer.
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Less than a month after historic flooding hit a wide swath of Texas, residents in the rural Zavala County town of Crystal City are working together to salvage what they can — and piece their lives back together, one day at a time.
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The long-awaited Five Mile Creek Greenbelt in south Oak Cliff will connect three parks, schools and other landmarks.
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The 22.5 mile single-track trail system displays views of the waterfront and is home to many birds and wildlife.
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Two of the alligators were killed while a third was injured, according to the state’s parks department.