Haley Samsel is an Environment Reporter at Fort Worth Report. She focuses on topics related to Texas, including ESG, environmental crime, and lawsuits, with a particular interest in Arlington. Haley's work has been featured in Finger Lakes Times, Grist, KERA News, and Denton Media Company.
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Haley Samsel's coverage primarily revolves around local government and politics, alongside environmental concerns, sustainability, and real estate. She often reports on specific announcements from authorities or legal policy regulations shaping these areas.
Given her focus on local news in Fort Worth and Texas, she would likely be interested in pitches related to city development projects, political developments at the local level, environmental initiatives impacting the community directly. Additionally, insights into how policies affect the real estate industry could also be of interest to her audience.
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By: Kailey Broussard
Residents suing the city of Arlington over a 2023 vote to expand natural gas drilling will be allowed to take part of their lawsuit back to trial.
Despite public and private fundraising efforts, Fort Worth is still struggling to find enough dollars to build its long-awaited “trash wheel” — a
Citing growing demand for water in booming northwest Fort Worth, city officials are planning to construct a 54-inch water transmission main pipeline as part of their expansion of the Eagle Mountain water treatment plant.
In line with recommendations from Panther Island planners, the Tarrant Regional Water District will demolish LaGrave Field , the historic minor
By: Georgie London
A CrossFit Games competitor's body was recovered from Fort Worth's Marine Creek Lake on Aug. 8 after the athlete drowned during the first individual event of the 2024 games.
By: Bob Francis
Barnett Shale: A glance back, a look forward Between 2002 and 2009, an unprecedented boom in urban natural gas drilling changed the face of Tarrant County.
Barnett Shale: A glance back, a look forward Between 2002 and 2009, an unprecedented boom in urban natural gas drilling changed the face of Tarrant County.
By: David Montgomery
Barnett Shale: A glance back, a look forward Between 2002 and 2009, an unprecedented boom in urban natural gas drilling changed the face of Tarrant County.
By: Eric E. Garcia, Haley Samsel, Scott Nishimura
Republicans have the edge in the presidential and U.S. Senate races in early voting results.
Leon Bridges may be in a “Peaceful Place” on his latest album, but Dickies Arena will be rocking Friday night when Fort Worth's favorite homegrown artist performs before a sold-out crowd.
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