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A planned development district would have replaced the GAF shingle factory at Singleton Boulevard. With its zoning application terminated, residents worry about what comes next.
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They may not breathe fire, but they look, sound and move like the real thing ... well, for a mythical creature, that is.
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Fort Worth City Council will vote on a property tax cut for the center if it uses sustainable water and energy practices.
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The convention center's website said resident input and advocacy encouraged planners to make the building safer for migratory birds.
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Palo Pinto Mountains State Park officially opens for recreation activities such as camping, hiking, kayaking and fishing. The park is located west of Fort Worth and dubbed the "North Texas Hill Country."
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Residents once again packed the Hood County Commissioners Court meeting, raising environmental, water and land-use concerns over a proposed data center as officials debated their authority under state law.
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Joshua James Berkau resigned days after his links to white nationalist group Patriot Front surfaced.
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The sea turtles were returned home to the Gulf after being rescued last weekend from cold-stunning conditions, under which turtles stop feeding, stop swimming and float to the surface.
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The preemptive declaration will establish a joint Texas New World Screwworm Response Team.
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The UTA sapling was one of thousands of seeds on 2022 Artemis I mission, launched to test aircraft to fly crews back to the moon.
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City officials held a press conference at an emergency shelter at the Automobile Building in Fair Park opening today. The shelter will have cots, blankets and food.
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With AI's rising popularity, Texas has seen tech companies invest millions into data centers. But experts warn the state is not capable of regulating the AI wave.