Lana Ferguson is a Breaking News Reporter at Dallas News. She specializes in themes related to climate change and the environment, with a focus on energy policy, water management, and sustainable mining practices. Lana's work has been featured in numerous publications, including The Spokesman-Review, NBC DFW, and The Dallas Morning News.
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By: Michael Cuviello, Timia Cobb, Sarah Bahari, Lana Ferguson
DALLAS — Crews battling the massive Ross fire in western North Texas continued their efforts Wednesday with the blaze only 12% contained after burning an estimated 80,000 acres across Palo
By: Lana Ferguson, Michael Cuviello
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By: Lana Ferguson
An 80,000-acre wildfire burned through agriculture-heavy areas of North Central Texas this week.
By: Michael Cuviello, Lana Ferguson
Efforts to quell Palo Pinto's Ross Fire continue as containment reaches 12% LIVE Current Time Total Duration Captions Off
By: MICHAEL CUVIELLODallas, Lana Ferguson
DALLAS — Crews battling the massive Ross fire in western North Texas continued their efforts Wednesday with the blaze only 12% contained after burning an estimated 80,000 acres across Palo
By: Michael Cuviello, Lana Ferguson
PALO PINTO, Texas - The Ross fire grew to an estimated 85,000 acres Thursday as firefighters continued working to keep the blaze from pushing toward communities around Possum Kingdom Lake and State Highway 16, according to the Texas A&M Forest Service.
By: Michael Cuviello, Lana Ferguson
PALO PINTO, Texas — The Ross fire grew to an estimated 85,000 acres Thursday as firefighters continued working to keep the blaze from pushing toward
By: Lana Ferguson
The Public Utilities Commission of Texas on Friday cleared the path for Oncor to begin the easement process to build the high-voltage power lines.
By: Lana Ferguson
The lawsuit filed in Ellis County alleges the city ordinance to rezone the property was not...
By: Lana Ferguson
The U.S. Department of Energy on Wednesday announced it would award Southern Methodist University a $19.3 million grant to create the world's first synthetic mine.
