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In 2022, Environment Texas reported 55 Texas beaches were unsafe to swim in. Now, The Meadows Center for Water and the Environment is stepping in with the help of AI to detect bacteria in waterways.
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More than 3,000 people were without power in Dallas County a week after severe storms ripped through the area.
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More than 109,000 were still without power in Dallas Wednesday. City officials said clearing debris would be a lengthy process.
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On Tuesday, Travis County will close on a deal to buy more than 1,500 acres of wilderness parkland for $90 million. The Travis County Parks Department plans to add hike and bike trails, parking lots and restrooms, but it won't be ready for the public for a few years.
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Opponents say the Lake Ringgold reservoir could impact future water projects in North Texas, including the Marvin Nichols reservoir.
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Proposed zoning could block polluting industries from locating near Floral Farms, the former site of 'Shingle Mountain.'
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Data collected by Dallas’ Office of Environmental Quality and Sustainability and the National Oceanic Atmospheric Association found parts of the city can get up to 10 degrees hotter than others.
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Denton County purchased the 60-acre Briarwood Retreat Center campgrounds without inspection. Now county officials say a majority of the site's buildings are in disrepair.
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Closing a controversial West Dallas shingle plant may be one step closer as GAF prepares to build a new factory in Kansas. Some residents there don't want it.
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Fritch Fire Chief Zeb Smith died Tuesday morning while battling a structure fire.
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You may have heard the term in recent years. A recent rainfall may have recharged one, another may not have enough water to keep up with demand. But what exactly are they?
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A star-shaped fungus found only in Texas, Oklahoma and Japan is popping up in the Austin area this winter to the delight of mushroom enthusiasts.