Author: Tanya Eiserer June 27, 2025 ARLINGTON, Texas — After a year-long WFAA investigation revealed how vulnerable Texans were being funneled into dangerous, unregulated boarding homes, Gov. Greg Abbott has signed two new bills into law aimed at protecting elderly and disabled residents from exploitation and neglect. The legislation—House Bill 2510

AUSTIN, TX – Two of Representative Chris Turner’s priority measures to reform property appraisal practices and safeguard public school funding will become law. House Bill 148 was signed by Governor Greg Abbott and Senate Bill 973 will become law without the governor’s signature – both laws take effect September 1.

Dear Friend, As we approach the final stretch of the Texas legislative session with just 10 days remaining, it’s crucial to stay informed on the latest developments and important issues impacting our local communities. In this week’s newsletter, you’ll find key updates on recent bills, Tarrant County redistricting discussions, and

Dear Friend,  As we enter the final stretch of the 89th Legislative Session, I want to take a moment to reflect on our progress and the work that still lies ahead. With just 30 days remaining, I am focused on advancing our key bills that will make a meaningful impact

Legislation approved by lawmakers bans caretakers from profiting off life insurance—a change sparked by WFAA’s Disabled in Danger investigation. Author: Tanya Eiserer DALLAS — What if the person who was paid to care for your loved one could also profit from their death? That was legal in Texas. But now,

By Eleanor Dearman April 4, 2025 4:37 PM Tarrant County school districts and city leaders warned lawmakers of the negative effects of property reappraisals not being done annually during a recent subcommittee hearing in Austin. The comments follow the Tarrant Appraisal District’s July 2024 vote to appraise properties every other