WHATCOM COUNTY, Wash. - So-called "hair ice" was photographed Wednesday in Washington state. The rare phenomenon gets its name from the strands of ice that resemble soft, silky hair.

DALLAS — Hundreds of animals were killed after a fire swept through a Northwest Dallas shopping center on Friday morning. The Dallas Fire-Rescue Department announced that 579 animals died as a ...

Explore 15 charming small towns around Dallas-Fort Worth for a peaceful escape from city life. Dallas-Fort Worth may be the largest inland metropolitan area in the United States with a population ...

Copyright 2025 The Associated Press. All Rights Reserved. In this image from video provided by KDFW FOX 4, firefighters spray water on the Plaza Latina shopping ...

The Dallas bar scene has something for everyone, from high-end cocktail joints to laid-back dives. The best Dallas sports bars are stocked with TVs, quick with the drinks, and draw fun-loving crowds ...

Oak wilt involves a fungus that permeates and disables a tree ... or early winter prior to the start of February, according to Dallas-based Landscape Horticulture Services.

So losing a single frog species can have serious flow-on effects. It's likely the chytrid fungus originated in Asia, where the pathogen seems to coexist with native amphibians. But chytrid is ...

Unbeknownst to them, their fertilizer was harboring a type of fungus called Histoplasma capsulatum. Both of the patients were male, one aged 59, the other 64. One of them had collected some bat ...

"We looked at the [survivors'] chytrid loads, the degree to which those frogs are infected with the chytrid fungus," Knapp said. "They were infected at much lower levels than they had been when ...

The Dallas Morning News asked more than a dozen journalists on different beats across the newsroom to report on the state of downtown. What emerged from those seemingly disparate pieces was a ...

The Dallas Cowboys have been one of the hottest teams in the NFL over the past five weeks. Winners of four games, and nearly five, they suddenly gave their head coach a shot at redemption.

Courtney E. Smith Courtney E. Smith is an editor for Eater's Texas region. She lives in Dallas, where she's written about James Beard-recognized and Michelin-recognized restaurants and she loves ...