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The company behind a West Dallas, Texas, shingle factory released pollution test results.

The taqueria is back in its Oak Cliff roots.

A shingle factory in West Dallas, Texas, is the focus of new complaints from critics seeking emission reduction.

The Environmental Protection Agency recently objected to the way the West Dallas shingle manufacturer recorded its emissions totals. But the community suspects the plant found a way to avoid federal oversight.

For these seven local restaurateurs, running a food concession booth at the State Fair of Texas has more benefits that go beyond a big payday.

After nearly 80 years in West Dallas, the GAF shingle factory filed a zoning application with the city that begins to outline its seven-year exit from the neighborhood. But will the community support those plans?

A new plan by the City of Dallas plans to address racial inequities and how to make reforms that better provide and tend to the greater and diverse population.

A beloved Dallas taco shop has found (another) new home: Trompo, the taqueria from owner Luis Olvera which has earned national acclaim, will open in Oak Clif

He company that operates a shingle factory in West Dallas promised to close that plant after a meeting Wednesday night with company officials, neighborhood...

In its initial meeting with the city and West Dallas community members, GAF said it would take seven years to wind down operations at its Singleton Boulevard shingle factory. Neighbors are now asking for more details of that timeline.