In 1962, the Willis family moved onto farmland in Rowlett, Texas; 64 years later the city wants their four-generation home for a road project, and the family says the city’s offer is $150,000 short

The Willis family is facing a property dispute with the city of Rowlett, Texas over compensation issues. The city intends to acquire their family home for road improvement projects, offering $429,000 as compensation. The family believes this offer is significantly undervalued and has rejected it, seeking an additional $150,000. The proposed road project threatens to cut their property in half, which is filled with family history.