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WFAA series prompts congressional testimony about ‘travesty’ of banks refusing to loan to minorities
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'We're in a kill zone': Exclusive new video shows deadly Dallas ambush 5 years later
Survivors give a heroes' perspective on a dark day in Dallas: July 7, 2016
Investigates
Federal regulators will require 2 banks to increase lending to the minority community in Southern Dallas
FDIC requirements come after "Banking Below 30" series ramped up pressure on banks, regulators to lend more in minority neighborhoods.
VERIFY
Local governments deposit millions of tax dollars in banks. Some say it's time they demanded racial equity in return.
A 'responsible banking ordinance' would evaluate banks on how well they make loans in poorer neighborhoods if they want to keep governments as clients.
Investigates
ERCOT claims it’s a public agency immune from lawsuits, while also claiming it’s not a public entity required to release records
“The fact that you can't know what's going on is problematic,” said Arif Panju, a board member of the Transparent and Accountable Government Coalition (TAG).
Investigates
ERCOT claims it’s a public agency immune from lawsuits, while also claiming it’s not a public entity required to release records
“The fact that you can't know what's going on is problematic,” said Arif Panju, a board member of the Transparent and Accountable Government Coalition (TAG).
Investigates
Lawmakers fail to enact deadline to weatherize power plants, natural gas facilities
A major cause of the February winter storm power outages remains unaddressed as lawmakers prepare to leave town Monday. Critics say more must be done - and now.
Investigates
House, Senate approve power grid overhaul in effort to improve winterization
Over the weekend, Texas lawmakers voted to send two major pieces of legislation reforming the state’s electricity market and power grid to Texas Gov. Greg Abbott.
Investigates
Lawmakers fail to enact deadline to weatherize power plants, natural gas facilities
State Rep. Chris Turner (D-Grand Prairie) tried and failed to add an enforcement deadline.
Investigates
‘If you're not at the table, you might be on the menu’: WFAA analysis shows power grid reform brings out the big lobbying guns in Austin
A WFAA analysis finds the companies already have spent more than the prior legislative session, including the hiring of 338 lobbyists this year
Investigates
WFAA analysis shows power grid reform brings out the big lobbying guns in Austin
A WFAA analysis finds the companies already have spent more than the prior legislative session, including the hiring of 338 lobbyists this year.
Money
‘Diabolical and wrong’: Wells Fargo, other banks finance predatory lenders that can charge over 400% interest in minority communities
Banks say it’s fully legal for them to finance this industry. But in America’s moment of racial reckoning, critics ask, is it right?
7/7
'We're in a kill zone': Exclusive new video shows deadly Dallas ambush 5 years later
Survivors give a heroes' perspective on a dark day in Dallas: July 7, 2016
Investigates
Federal regulators will require 2 banks to increase lending to the minority community in Southern Dallas
FDIC requirements come after "Banking Below 30" series ramped up pressure on banks, regulators to lend more in minority neighborhoods.
VERIFY
Local governments deposit millions of tax dollars in banks. Some say it's time they demanded racial equity in return.
A 'responsible banking ordinance' would evaluate banks on how well they make loans in poorer neighborhoods if they want to keep governments as clients.
Investigates
ERCOT claims it’s a public agency immune from lawsuits, while also claiming it’s not a public entity required to release records
“The fact that you can't know what's going on is problematic,” said Arif Panju, a board member of the Transparent and Accountable Government Coalition (TAG).
Investigates
ERCOT claims it’s a public agency immune from lawsuits, while also claiming it’s not a public entity required to release records
“The fact that you can't know what's going on is problematic,” said Arif Panju, a board member of the Transparent and Accountable Government Coalition (TAG).
Investigates
Lawmakers fail to enact deadline to weatherize power plants, natural gas facilities
A major cause of the February winter storm power outages remains unaddressed as lawmakers prepare to leave town Monday. Critics say more must be done - and now.
Investigates
House, Senate approve power grid overhaul in effort to improve winterization
Over the weekend, Texas lawmakers voted to send two major pieces of legislation reforming the state’s electricity market and power grid to Texas Gov. Greg Abbott.
Investigates
Lawmakers fail to enact deadline to weatherize power plants, natural gas facilities
State Rep. Chris Turner (D-Grand Prairie) tried and failed to add an enforcement deadline.
Investigates
‘If you're not at the table, you might be on the menu’: WFAA analysis shows power grid reform brings out the big lobbying guns in Austin
A WFAA analysis finds the companies already have spent more than the prior legislative session, including the hiring of 338 lobbyists this year
Investigates
WFAA analysis shows power grid reform brings out the big lobbying guns in Austin
A WFAA analysis finds the companies already have spent more than the prior legislative session, including the hiring of 338 lobbyists this year.
Money
‘Diabolical and wrong’: Wells Fargo, other banks finance predatory lenders that can charge over 400% interest in minority communities
Banks say it’s fully legal for them to finance this industry. But in America’s moment of racial reckoning, critics ask, is it right?
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