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Hazing is a crime. Why aren't high schools doing more to stop it?

"They didn't take care of our kids," she told WFAA. "That's something my kid has to live with the rest of his life. For them, it's just easier to ignore it and pretend it didn't happen."

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Drugged and Dying: Despite FDA warnings and settlements, nursing homes still push anti-psychotics

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Patients say sedative known as 'booty juice' injected against their will

A growing number of children and teenagers admitted voluntarily to North Texas for-profit psychiatric hospitals told WFAA that they've been injected with powerful sedative drugs without their parents' knowledge.

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Parkland investigating nursing home for possible over-drugging of patients

Several sources tell WFAA that Duncanville Healthcare and Rehabilitation Center already has suspended at least two nurses as part of its review.

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Documents: Atmos discouraged evacuations before gas explosion in Irving

Atmos' reluctance to evacuate the Irving neighborhood is similar to the company's actions in northwest Dallas last month.

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Archive: WFAA investigations into Atmos gas leaks date back a decade

WFAA's investigative team has been covering Atmos Energy's pipeline failures for more than a decade.

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Atmos actions before fatal house explosion called into question

Sutton also writes that there have been "no evacuations or road closures."

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400 miles of Dallas’ natural gas pipeline still comprised of dangerous cast iron

To date, 21 states have replaced cast iron piping, eliminating it all together. Texas is not among them.

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Drugged and Dying: Some nursing homes are overmedicating residents rather than paying caretakers

An ongoing WFAA investigation into Texas nursing homes has already revealed questionable practices in the hiring of criminal caregivers - and now WFAA has uncovered inappropriate and unnecessary drugging of residents.

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Against Their Will: Locked away in a mental hospital after voluntarily seeking help

An 11-year-old boy was locked in a mental hospital for a week after his mother took him there voluntarily seeking help. He's not alone.

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Against Their Will: Resources for families dealing with mental health care

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