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Several Houston-area cities, including Tomball, have asked their residents to conserve water amid increased demand and lack of rainfall.

Sitting in the middle of Kessler Park proper, the 96-year-old house has plenty of charm, a large backyard, and a new open floorplan.

Originally planned as a primarily residential development, the riverfront development could shift to a focus on entertainment, commerce, and outdoor recreation.

The most snake-infested rivers in Texas.

There isn’t enough of it. Two guys with big brains say the highways funnel all the money north.

In search of a new way to stop stormwater flooding, the city of Dallas recently hired new employees with deep stomachs and small hooves: a massive herd of goats.

“The heavens brought the rain, but Man brought the ruin.”

Jake Ormond was teaching a kid to fish when he hooked into the biggest longnose gar ever caught and recorded in the state of Louisiana.

With a heavy heart, the Yurok Tribe announces that salmon will not be served at the 59th Annual Klamath Salmon Festival because the Klamath River’s forecasted fish run is one

FORT WORTH, TX - KWA Construction, a leading general contractor specializing in multifamily developments throughout Texas, has topped out on The Settler Apartments in Fort Worth, Texas. The 397,435-square-foot, 362-unit luxury community is being developed by Toll Brothers Apartment Living®, a rental subsidiary of Toll Brothers, Inc., the nation’s leading builder of luxury homes. Completion is expected in September 2024. “Fort Worth is a booming city, particularly the River...