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While negotiating his Major League Baseball rookie deal in 2007, the Texas Rangers' newest ace started his career with the independent-league Fort Worth Cats.

If weeks of heat advisories have been making you sweat, a quick trip to these nearby lakes and natural springs could provide instant relief.

When eighty-year-old Decker Jackson gives financial advice to Texas public officials, nothing in life is certain but debt and taxes.

Across Texas, farmers and livestock battle extreme temperatures and drought conditions. Chambers County’s drought is digital.

Water resource specialists believe a busted pipe has been leaking millions of gallons, not for months, but for years into the pond.

Crews will add more than 12,000 tons of gravel to Lagunitas Creek to help create better spawning and rearing conditions for endangered fish.

Panther Island stakeholders envision an entertainment hub and mixed-use district that complements downtown and will help attract businesses and talent.

The city of Dallas has started repairs to fix a massive water leak that took months to find and has possibly been a problem for years.

Can one of the last remaining intact freedman's towns in the United States rebound to become the cultural force in Dallas it was a century ago?

The Yurok Tribe, with a “heavy heart,” has announced that the namesake of the annual Klamath Salmon Festival will not be served at this year’s...