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People in West and South Dallas can stop by a cooling center, and eligible residents can request a portable cooling unit to bring home.
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North Texans could see more alerts later this year from the Texas Commission on Environmental Quality, the state agency responsible for regulating and enforcing federal air quality standards, as ozone season for the region runs from March to October.
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Concern over coyote overpopulation were raised at a recent Irving City Council meeting. Texas Parks and Wildlife officials said coyote sightings occur more during their mating season and in the winter, when there's less vegetation.
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Saturday's near-record high temperature doesn't necessarily mean a warmer spring is ahead.
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The Colony Police Department and Animals Services responded to dozens of welfare tips from concerned community members who believed the animals were subjected to neglect and cruelty. They uncovered 88 animals and the remains of 22 more.
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A $2 million grant might bring the Dallas Cultural Trail to life.Spearheaded by the Deep Ellum Foundation, the project aims to create a walkable, bike-friendly route with art installations.
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The goats are a cost-effective and eco-friendly way to get rid of privet shrubs choking out native trees.
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The proposed drill zone at 2000 S. Watson Road marks TotalEnergies’ third attempt to drill new gas wells near The Mother’s Heart Learning Center, an east Arlington day care center that primarily serves children of color. City Council members are expected to vote on the permit during their Jan. 28 meeting.
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The park expanded by 3,073 acres at a time when officials say people are going to Texas parks more than ever before.
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The City of Dallas is expanding its focus on environmental justice.
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Critics say TCEQ is erroneously using a federal rule to exclude counties that are failing federal soot rules.
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Global temperatures in 2024 soared to yet another record level, but this time it was such a big jump that Earth temporarily passed a major symbolic climate threshold.
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After temperatures plunged in Tarrant County over the weekend, local municipalities, nonprofits and faith-based organizations are offering shelter from the cold and resources for people experiencing homelessness.
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The National Weather Service in Fort Worth forecasts widespread snowfall totals between 1 and 4 inches, but some areas could see up to 6 inches.