infrastructure

The long-awaited Five Mile Creek Greenbelt in south Oak Cliff will connect three parks, schools and other landmarks.

Although Bedford officials don't anticipate any data center projects in the near future, they're redoing their zoning ordinance.

Bedford officials are looking into new sidewalk connections to boost walkability throughout the city.

The funding approved by the Texas Water Development Board helps pay for efforts to reduce flood risks along North Delaware Creek.

After a lengthy and sometimes contentious search, DART has offered a contract to Nathaniel Ford, who was president and CEO of the Jacksonville Transportation Authority for 13 years.

Nathaniel Ford has faced public scrutiny for his spending habits at the Jacksonville Transportation Authority he led for 13 years.

As electric scooters rise in popularity, North Texas communities are taking varying approaches to rising safety concerns, from passing regulations to launching social media campaigns.

In a joint statement from DSA Denton and Revolutionary Front, DSA Denton co-chair Laura Coate, said the town hall “is intended to bring Denton residents together to organize against AI data centers and an AI drone factory in our community.”

They plan to propose a temporary halt to allow more time to review and propose regulations on the hubs.

Heat waves are becoming more common and intense as a result of climate change — and roads are suffering as a result. Are the nation's roads up to meeting the challenge of a warmer, wetter future?

Researchers out of Texas A&M found that some storms tend to intensify around urban areas. The findings could help urban planners prepare for extreme weather events.

City and county leaders say industry will usher in infrastructure improvements — but residents in the small town say they can't wait for more amenities.