CITYWIDE — Councilmember Christopher Marte (D-1) proposed a law as the “Touch Grass” bill, which aims to prevent the commissioner of Parks and Recreation from installing synthetic turf in city parks.

According to Williamson County Parks Director T.W. Dieckmann, the project’s high cost will be balanced out over time.

Williamson County Parks Director T.W. Dieckmann points out the worn‑down areas on a natural grass field—spots where cleats ...

NFL Stadiums have featured artificial turf over the years, with more than half the franchises still using. Which NFL stadiums ...

The project, which aims to reintegrate highly weather-stressed waste plastics into the circular economy, has been running for ...

Artificial grass doesn't have to look as if it's foreign to your yard. Here is the best method for laying it and making it ...

Palo Alto officials tasked with additional discussion and study over the highly controversial turf replacement project at El ...

"The current field has several seams that are pulling apart and have been repaired as much as possible, requiring replacement ...

A turf and track replacement project will cost Northern Lehigh School District over $830,000. On an 8-0 vote, the school ...

The 2026 World Cup will be played on grass, even at NFL stadiums that feature synthetic fields. Turf, and debate over it, ...

After representatives of the Missoula Paddleheads told the city they’d like to install artificial turf on Ogren Field, some Missoulians are saying they don’t want more plastic, especially right next ...