Arezow Doost is an Investigative Reporter at various news outlets including KETK, KAMR Local 4 News Amarillo, KXAN, NewsNation, Newschannel 9-KTSM, KIAH-TV, and KAMC 28 News. She focuses on critical issues related to Consumer Health, Drugs & Medication, Health News, and Federal Legislation, often uncovering stories that impact public awareness and policy. Arezow's work has been featured in multiple prominent media platforms, highlighting her commitment to delivering in-depth and impactful journalism.
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By: Josh Hinkle, Arezow Doost, Dalton Huey
Senate Bill 378 will go into effect on Sept. 1, prohibiting barbers, cosmetologists and estheticians from administering Botox and other injectables unless they are licensed or authorized to give th…
By: Arezow Doost
Despite the added staff, the judges shared in a joint statement with KXAN that the “time demands on Justices of the Peace related to death inquest matters have not decreased in the way origin…
By: Christopher Adams, Arezow Doost
More than 100,000 undocumented people sought medical care in Texas in the first four months that hospitals were required to ask every patient their immigration status — but that represents a small …
Frantic calls from parents are being answered at summer camps across central Texas. One camp telling KXAN investigators parents are calling and checking on their kids and asking about emergency pla…
The words “American Camp Association Accredited” is what some parent tells KXAN investigators they look for before deciding on a summer camp.
A new law passed during the last regular legislative session now requires hospitals with maternity wards to have cooling devices available to preserve a baby for up to 72 hours. The law also states…
By: Dylan Mckim, John Thomas, Arezow Doost, Josh Hinkle
The Texas Comptroller of Public Accounts overhauled a program designed to provide more exposure to historically underutilized businesses in the state procurement process by removing female and mino…
By: Arezow Doost
Texas lawmakers will soon study the issue after KXAN's "A Hanging on Backbone Creek" project, which revealed the lack of medical examiner offices across the state.
By: Josh Hinkle, Dylan Mckim, Adam Schwager, Arezow Doost, Kelly Wiley
Voters are just a few weeks away from a runoff election that could signal a major shakeup in Texas politics. The runoff will determine whether incumbent U.S. Senator John Cornyn will get the chance…
La Follette’s case highlights concerns by firefighter associations across the state and the need to strengthen Texas’ presumptive cancer laws, particularly to ensure women firefighters …
