This Sunday marks two years since a gas leak triggered an explosion inside a Northwest Dallas home, killing 12-year-old Linda “Michelita” Rogers. Since the child’s death, Atmos Energy has worked to replace miles of cast iron and steel pipes across North Texas. Today, a muddy plot of land is all that is left at Rogers’ home along Espanola Drive....

Evacuations were underway in Hurst, after a public works department hit a natural gas line Thursday evening. Businesses along West Pipeline Road, between Cavender Drive and Reed Street have been evacuated. Atmos crews were at the scene, working to shut off the gas and repair the line, but that is expected to take eight to 12 hours. Investigators say the…

A Texas lawmaker is pushing for stronger oversight of potentially dangerous gas meters that are within striking distance of passing motorists, after NBC 5 Investigates and the Dallas Morning News reported areas of concern.

Former Dallas City Council Member Philip Kingston, a Dallas attorney, is suing the City of Dallas on behalf of the developers of a downtown housing project.

A Garland road is back open after a gas leak forced workers to shut down the road Tuesday afternoon.

Eastbound lanes of State Highway 199, between Azle Avenue and Boat Club Road in Lake Worth reopened Friday afternoon around 2 p.m., hours after the roadway was shutdown over a gas leak.

Road closures due to a gas leak in Plano Monday evening have been opened, Plano Fire-Rescue says.

The Dallas City Council Wednesday rejected a $10 million rate hike request from Atmos Energy. The vote was 14-1. The increase would have raised the average Dallas home customer bill by $3 a month. The company said it needed the extra money to continue replacing old iron and steel pipes.

The Dallas City Council Wednesday rejected a $10 million rate hike request from Atmos Energy. The vote was 14-1. The increase would have raised the average Dallas home customer bill by $3 a month. The company said it needed the extra money to continue replacing old iron and steel pipes.

Atmos Energy is asking the City of Dallas for a $10.1 million rate increase as it continues to replace aging metal pipelines across the city.

Atmos Energy had to replace miles of metal piping after multiple safety issues in Dallas last year, now they need help paying for it.

A Dallas family is suing Atmos, the natural-gas company they blame for the gas explosion that seriously injured one man and uprooted the family from the home where they had lived for 12 years.

A state lawmaker who represents the Dallas neighborhood where a 12-year-old girl was killed by a natural gas explosion a year ago is fighting for changes that could prevent future tragedies.

A state lawmaker who represents the Dallas neighborhood where a 12-year-old girl was killed by a natural gas explosion a year ago is fighting for changes that could prevent future tragedies.

Atmos Energy crews are currently working to repair a natural gas line after a third party contractor, unrelated to Atmos, damaged the line.

Atmos Energy crews are currently working to repair a natural gas line after a third party contractor, unrelated to Atmos, damaged the line.

A construction crew hit a gas line in McKinney, causing the evacuation of a nearby house.

Atmos Energy had to replace miles of metal piping after multiple safety issues in Dallas last year, now they need help paying for it.

Atmos Energy had to replace miles of metal piping after multiple safety issues in Dallas last year, now the company is asking the City of Dallas to approve a rate increase on customers to offset expenses

State regulators fined Atmos Energy $16,000 over alleged safety violations that led to a house explosion in Irving last year.