Teresa Woodard
Weekend Anchor and Senior Reporter at WFAA-TV (Dallas, TX)
Weekend Anchor & Senior Reporter @WFAA. I ❤️ running, doggies, my hubby, my Rangers & living by #TheGoldenRule ⚾️🐶 26.2 x 3 and 13.1 x 9
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6 days ago |
wfaa.com | Teresa Woodard
FORT WORTH, Texas — A ban on sister city agreements with cities in Russia, Iran, North Korea, and China is expected to take effect this fall in Texas under a bill Gov. Greg Abbott will likely sign into law soon. House Bill 128 prohibits Texas cities from having sister city agreements with countries deemed foreign adversaries. That means Fort Worth will likely be forced to end a sister city relationship that began in 2011 with Guiyang, China.
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1 week ago |
wfaa.com | Teresa Woodard
DALLAS — One might think long nights of lobbying would end when the legislative session is over. Not this session, at least not for veterans. They are now lobbying Gov. Greg Abbott to veto Senate Bill 3, which bans the sale of products containing THC. “We are combat veterans, man. We don’t quit. We get knocked down and we’re gonna get back up,” said Mitch Fuller, National and State Legislative Chairman of the VFW of Texas.
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2 weeks ago |
wfaa.com | Teresa Woodard
DALLAS — Summer isn’t supposed to start with grief. Not with tears streaming down faces, heads bowed in prayer, and a rosary being said on the front lawn of a school. But hundreds spent the first night of their summer vacation gathered together at Dallas ISD’s Felix Botello Elementary, to honor a 9-year-old little boy who died one day before. “It is a somber summer we’re going into," said Cynthia Rocha, the mother of two Botello students.
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2 weeks ago |
wfaa.com | Teresa Woodard
DALLAS — Owning a business makes uncertainty unavoidable. But Texas touts itself as the least risky state in the country to set up shop. So once hemp became legal, Marine Corps veteran Eddie Velez felt confident enough to quit a long career in emergency management and invest his retirement savings in the fast-growing industry. He started with a farm first and grew all-natural products without pesticides or chemicals. Then he opened Oak Cliff Cultivators in 2023.
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3 weeks ago |
wfaa.com | Teresa Woodard
AUSTIN, Texas — It was almost as if a cattle auction broke out on the floor of the Texas House late Thursday night. House Speaker Dustin Burrows talked fast and banged his gavel to try to maintain order in his chamber. Lawmakers cheered and jeered. Dozens of bills quickly passed, but hundreds met their demise. They were up against a deadline. At midnight Friday, any House bill that had not made it to the House floor effectively died.
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