Texas Republican Congresswoman Kay Granger, aged 81, has been absent from her duties in Washington, D.C., for the past six months while residing in a nursing home costing $4,000 per month.

Kay Granger's son said she's been "having some dementia issues" amid concerns over her prolonged absence in Congress.

The retiring representative, whose last House vote was in July, is suffering from dementia and her son says she moved to a senior living facility.

A handful have already called for her elected replacement, “The fact that Kay Granger is unable to leave her nursing home to participate in the most important congressional vote of the year ...

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A shocking story about a Texas congresswoman came out recently. A local reporter got a tip that, after quietly missing months of votes on Capitol Hill, Republican U.S. Rep. Kay Granger had moved into ...

After a dozen years as a rising state legislator from southwest Tarrant County, incoming Congressman Craig Goldman, R-Fort ...

State government officials are progressively getting older. The average age of Texas lawmakers during the 2021 session was 54 ...