North Texas ozone alerts hit highest number in a decade. Are millions in fines on the horizon?

FORT WORTH — Given the number of times Dr. Jeffrey Jarvis saw highway signs blaring “OZONE ALERT” this summer, they may as well have been broken, he said.

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