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August 7, 2018

• Dining news: Two sharing cursed spot, cowboy coffee downtown and it’s Hatch chile time
• Cowboys’ Randy Gregory takes another big step towards full return
• Stephen Jones says 5 Cowboys will be cut who would have made last year’s team
• Father of Ezekiel Elliott defending Urban Meyer at Ohio State rallies
• What are the chances of Texas winning this DACA lawsuit?
• A vote was held for best air show in America, and this Texas air show was ranked 3rd
• Polls are open for the best team in District 4-5A Division II during the 2018 season
• Lawmakers shouldn’t ignore sensible gun restrictions when adopting school safety plans
• Seafood restaurant with a Razzoo’s connection sets a date for Waterside
• North Texas firefighters headed to California to help fight massive wildfire
• Man who beat 18-month-old to death had history of abusing girlfriends, documents say
• Ex-Northwest trustee sentenced for nude photos, another awaits trial
• It’s so hot as football kicks off in Texas that some are opting for ‘Midnight Madness’
• See who won our polls for best DFW football players at each position for 2018
• Here’s a list of DFW area football teams that begin fall season August 13
• It’s time to celebrate. Texas high school football is officially underway for 2018
• One of the nation’s top high school football players commits to Texas A&M
• Historic downtown Fort Worth building sells to Dallas Stars owner Tom Gaglardi
• Exclusive: Baylor football considering NCAA bowl ban
• One of the best RBs in high school history ‘still hoping for a call back’ from NFL
• This player gave Rangers more reason to pick up his 2019 option in loss to Mariners
• This change has helped Odor surge, will keep him from 2017-like slump
• TCU has won 40 games since Sonny Cumbie joined its staff. Next step? Head coach.
• Watch outfielder try to throw an umpire in a trash can for making a bad call
• This fan is likely to get deported for going to a baseball game. How did that happen?
• Privatization plan would increase customer costs, cut U.S Postal deliveries