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The state used eminent domain to reclaim the property from a private developer.
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"Horny toads" are threatened by climate change and waning biodiversity in Texas. Local conservationists are trying to make sure there's a future for the native reptiles.
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As the black bear population rises, so does their chance of conflict with people.
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Families across North Texas are heading to pools and beaches to escape the summer heat. But all that activity on the water comes with a risk.
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A tentacled summer visitor has arrived on the shores of the western Gulf. It looks like a jellyfish, but it's not. Look at the beautiful blue creatures — but don't touch, say state officials.
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A Dallas developer recently purchased the parkland and plans to turn it into a luxury gated community. Saturday’s vote would instead direct the state to take over the park by eminent domain.
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Texas officials say they made good-faith offers to purchase the land outright from developer Todd Interests, but the company says that’s not true.
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The state is now considering seizing the land to save the park after its purchase offer was rejected by a Dallas developer.
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A drop in the population of monarchs in Mexico over the winter means you may see fewer of them flying back through Texas.
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The allocation is part of a plan to add $12 billion to the current budget. It hasn’t been approved yet by the House.
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State officials plan to offer free day access to the property as they consider how to acquire the land before its sale.
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State Rep. Angelia Orr has filed a bill that would lead to a state takeover of the popular Fairfield Lake State Park. An expert in eminent domain law explains how that could work.