Travis Bubenik

Experts say community paramedicine programs, which involve paramedics checking in on people with known health issues before an emergency happens, can cut costs and ease strains on health care systems in rural areas.

Pipeline opponents across the U.S. have taken to emphasizing the projects' impacts on private property rights.

After multiple near-record Texas earthquakes, oil and gas regulators say they’re stepping up efforts to reduce quakes triggered by industry activity.

In the tourist hot spot of the Texas Big Bend, some raise concerns about taxes used to promote even more tourism.

Visitor numbers have skyrocketed at Big Bend, prompting calls for a wilderness designation to better protect the park’s pristine landscape.

After the loss of a local provider, officials are working to make sure paramedics will still show up when people call 911.

A major Texas observatory is trying to convince oil and gas companies to minimize light pollution from drilling rigs and gas plants.

In some cases, groups trying to solve the problem are competing for funding.

Where touring musicians can't do it, weddings might.

Environmental groups say people living near industrial chemical facilities could soon get better information on what’s being spewed into the air around them when accidents happen.