Haley Samsel

The Barnett Shale was a boon for energy companies, municipalities and citizens, but it also brought noise and pollution challenges — and raised questions for governments.

The future of the three-day competition, which is being hosted in Texas for the first time, is unclear.

Family and friends remember the Knight Waste Services executive and Rotary Club leader, who died at age 56.

Johnson County residents have filed suit against Fort Worth’s biosolids contractor, alleging fertilizer killed animals and contaminated water. What comes next?

The Tarrant Area Food Bank expects to deliver 300 packages of groceries to east Arlington clients over the next year.

Northwest Tarrant County residents celebrated the move but say their next steps are finding a way to purchase the land on Silver Creek.

City officials initially planned to accept $100K for nine west Fort Worth homes. Now, the homes will go back on the market individually.

North Texas officials converged at the EarthX conference to discuss how rapid growth is causing strain on stormwater drains and open space.

TCU alumni are leading the reimagination of Econautics, a nonprofit bringing agricultural training to Tarrant County residents.

A North Carolina research team observed changes in species ranging from gorillas and tortoises to flamingos and giraffes.

TCU professor, activist and journalist say distrust in climate science and political divides are creating new challenges.

Council members say voting down fracking permits would lead to costly lawsuits. Advocates argue there’s room for more regulation.

At the annual Cowtown Great American Cleanup, residents reflect on how littering has increased along with Fort Worth’s population.

Leaders of Fort Worth’s Four Sevens Oil Company joined other energy executives to discuss Biden policies and the future of the natural gas market.

Shanna Granger accused the agency of terminating an Oktoberfest agreement without due process or a valid reason.

Alisa Simmons wants Tarrant County to explore transitioning its vehicle fleet to electric and establish its first sustainability plan.

A federal grant will fund the delivery of 300 Tarrant Area Food Bank deliveries in east Arlington over the next two years.

Fort Worth police say fireworks calls rose significantly last July 4. See where the most reports are being made.

Transit, parks and development are all addressed in HR&A Advisors’ report on the future of Panther Island released Tuesday.

More than 300,000 Fort Worthians had to boil water due to power outages in 2021. Here’s what the water department has done since.