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Investigations
Fed bonus payments offset state fines for nearly 4 out of 5 Texas nursing homes cited for inadequate infectious control
Investigates
Fed bonus payments offset state fines for nearly 4 out of 5 Texas nursing homes cited for inadequate infectious control
Since early 2020, Texas regulators fined about 268 of the state’s 1,200 nursing homes for infectious disease control deficiencies.
Investigates
‘You’re only crippling us’: Banks own many of Dallas' low-income, high-crime apartments — and they're rewarded for it
Banks are required to lend to low-income borrowers. But, instead of loans, regulators incentivize banks to invest in housing built in areas of crime and blight.
Investigations
Banking Below 30: Banks own many of Dallas' low-income, high-crime apartments — and they're rewarded for it
Banks are required to lend to low-income borrowers. But, instead of loans, regulators incentivize banks to invest in housing built in areas of crime and blight.
Investigates
WFAA investigation spurs federal probe that results in discovery of $560M Ponzi scheme
Eight individuals face drug-related charges, including three who are charged in a $560 million Ponzi scheme.
Investigates
WFAA investigation spurs federal probe that results in discovery of $560M Ponzi scheme
Eight individuals face drug-related charges, including three who are charged in a $560 million Ponzi scheme.
Investigates
'He scammed my mom out of $10,000': Better Business Bureau says complaints against contractors are up
WFAA talked to nine people. All of them have similar stories about Don Childers.
Investigates
30 years of warnings to winterize Texas power plants, yet they still froze. Will Austin finally require it?
ERCOT, which is not a state agency but a nonprofit run by an unelected board, would not release a list of power generation facilities that failed this week.
Investigates
'He scammed my mom out of $10,000': Better Business Bureau says complaints against contractors are up
From storm damage to regular home improvement projects, we've got tips to help you find a good, reliable contractor.
Investigations
In a state full of backup generators, someone forgot to buy one for Texas
Experts say we could have paid power plants to keep reserve power ready to use, but it’s expensive. What about a Texas-sized battery? It’s all on the table.
Investigates
COVID-19 killed them, but officers’ families say state is delaying their line of duty death benefits
Lawmakers in Austin are considering a legislative fix, but families say they need help now.
Investigates
COVID-19 killed them, but officers’ families say state is delaying their line of duty death benefits
Lawmakers in Austin are considering a legislative fix, but families say they need help now.
Investigates
Fed bonus payments offset state fines for nearly 4 out of 5 Texas nursing homes cited for inadequate infectious control
Since early 2020, Texas regulators fined about 268 of the state’s 1,200 nursing homes for infectious disease control deficiencies.
Investigates
‘You’re only crippling us’: Banks own many of Dallas' low-income, high-crime apartments — and they're rewarded for it
Banks are required to lend to low-income borrowers. But, instead of loans, regulators incentivize banks to invest in housing built in areas of crime and blight.
Investigations
Banking Below 30: Banks own many of Dallas' low-income, high-crime apartments — and they're rewarded for it
Banks are required to lend to low-income borrowers. But, instead of loans, regulators incentivize banks to invest in housing built in areas of crime and blight.
Investigates
WFAA investigation spurs federal probe that results in discovery of $560M Ponzi scheme
Eight individuals face drug-related charges, including three who are charged in a $560 million Ponzi scheme.
Investigates
WFAA investigation spurs federal probe that results in discovery of $560M Ponzi scheme
Eight individuals face drug-related charges, including three who are charged in a $560 million Ponzi scheme.
Investigates
'He scammed my mom out of $10,000': Better Business Bureau says complaints against contractors are up
WFAA talked to nine people. All of them have similar stories about Don Childers.
Investigates
30 years of warnings to winterize Texas power plants, yet they still froze. Will Austin finally require it?
ERCOT, which is not a state agency but a nonprofit run by an unelected board, would not release a list of power generation facilities that failed this week.
Investigates
'He scammed my mom out of $10,000': Better Business Bureau says complaints against contractors are up
From storm damage to regular home improvement projects, we've got tips to help you find a good, reliable contractor.
Investigations
In a state full of backup generators, someone forgot to buy one for Texas
Experts say we could have paid power plants to keep reserve power ready to use, but it’s expensive. What about a Texas-sized battery? It’s all on the table.
Investigates
COVID-19 killed them, but officers’ families say state is delaying their line of duty death benefits
Lawmakers in Austin are considering a legislative fix, but families say they need help now.
Investigates
COVID-19 killed them, but officers’ families say state is delaying their line of duty death benefits
Lawmakers in Austin are considering a legislative fix, but families say they need help now.
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