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A change to an obscure Dallas development code could limit residents' right to advocate against heavy industry. Elected officials say they need more information.
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The five activists were fined for blocking the entrance to the GAF shingle factory during a protesting earlier this year. They say air pollution from the facility endangers public health.
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Construction on Harold Simmons Park officially begins on Tuesday on the West Overlook, located on West Dallas’ side of the Trinity River, off Commerce Street. This area will eventually be a hub for community activities, featuring amenities like a dog park, skate park, and venues for movie nights and concerts.
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West Dallas residents urged state regulators not to renew the air permit for a decades-old shingle plant near their homes. They said the plant is polluting their air.
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Builders of Hope's "right to stay" campaign is aimed at creating policy changes to prevent displacement as housing costs rise.Dallas nonprofit push efforts to address housing displacement
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A Dallas judge has delayed ruling on a case over whether West Dallas residents can file for the forced closure of a shingle plant near their homes.
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The Dallas Plan Commission delayed discussion of an ordinance some residents have tried to use to close down a decades-old shingle factory in the neighborhood.
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The Dallas city plan commission will discuss amending a controversial ordinance that could impact residents' ability to close potentially harmful factories.
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A new health study shows West Dallas residents could be exposed to higher levels of harmful air pollutants. Residents say they've been sounding the alarm for years.
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The main gate to the decades-old GAF shingle factory was barricaded on Monday as West Dallas residents and environment activists staged an act of civil disobedience.
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‘Mis-Lead’ uses a percussive score, projections and poems by Maya Angelou and Octavio Paz to examine the legacy of industrial pollution in the neighborhood.
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EPA scientists went fishing to begin a study of how a pollution from a group of concrete batch plants impacts human health.