Environment

Paxton says manufacturers know the synthetic chemicals found in cleaning supplies and firefighters’ gear can cause cancer.

Dallas Water Utilities has notified 235,000 customers that their pipes are made of an unknown material, possibly lead.

Environmental justice advocates said they intentionally broke the law in hopes of putting the GAF shingle factory on trial.

North Texans report fraud, forgery and coercion at heart of residential solar energy industry.

The true cost of owning a home goes well beyond its appraised value, leaving many in the lurch.

Following Monday night’s West Texas quake, we take a look at the earthquakes that have hit Dallas County.

Some Kleberg-Rylie residents are frustrated by what they see as neglect from Dallas city officials.

The number of West Dallas residents diagnosed with asthma more than tripled the DFW average. Advocates say GAF is to blame.

Advocates say that ForwardDallas could go well beyond housing help to assist neighborhoods historically beleaguered by industrial pollution.

Even a brief bit of darkness will effect solar and wind power. ERCOT says it’s ready.

As the Panhandle tackles vicious wildfires, DFW-area fire departments lend reinforcements to help.

A local group says an asphalt shingle factory has been operating in Joppa for decades without the proper permit. Now, they want the factory shut down.

Only after a TikTok video appeared was a massive, destructive treated water leak repaired. Local environmental activists say it took too long.

A group of Dallas neighborhood activists and members of the city’s Environmental Commission haven’t been getting along lately, and things have gotten ugly.

A six-story pile of shingles rose in Southern Dallas. Now that it’s gone, Floral Farms hopes a park will take its place, but the city isn’t committing yet.

This Halloween, arborists are warning that trees resembling the “living dead” are haunting North Texas lawns.

Eugene Gates Jr. died while working in the extreme heat. His Democratic representative in the U.S. Congress is pushing for postal service reforms.

Additional foliage helps to beautify neighborhoods and provide shade. It also reduces energy bills and stormwater runoff. And you can make it happen.

Triple-digit temperatures have ushered in a spike in heat-related illnesses this summer, but North Texans are feeling the heat in other ways, too.

A shingle manufacturing plant has been in talks with West Dallas community members to negotiate an exit strategy. Those talks are at a standstill.

U.S. Reps. Colin Allred and Jasmine Crockett, both local Democrats, are urging Congress to act.

Alexander Neal, a water resources professional, filmed himself kayaking on the city’s “crystal-clear swamp” on Sunday.