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September 11, 2019

• 270 dogs and a cat stored in crates rescued from warehouse, Texas police say
• Grapevine-based GameStop will close 180 to 200 stores by the end of the fiscal year
• A 15-year-old from Guatemala was rescued from traffickers. Now what happens to her?
• ‘It was hell.’ Granbury woman describes fight for survival in Bahamas
• After closing for the summer, the renovated Amon Carter Museum reopens with new exhibits
• Body of homeless man found off South Freeway in Fort Worth, police say
• Fallen Grand Prairie officer among those honored with Star of Texas Awards
• This Fort Worth job fair on Thursday has more than 300 opportunities
• 200-plus pigeons trapped in crates were to be used for hunting, Texas constable says
• Is it time for Fort Worth to do something about Airbnbs in neighborhoods?
• El Paso cops say ‘hero’ honored by Trump is lying. ‘Nobody bothered to check with us’
• Want to win Texas, Democrats? Don’t go too far left on border, energy in debate
• Student says embattled teacher segregated class by race as board still reviews case
• Arlington takes first step to cut tax rate, but you’re likely to pay more
• Man hospitalized after shooting wife, taking pills with intent to overdose, police say
• Bedford man, 71, killed in Fort Worth when car crosses 3 lanes, hits cement divider
• ‘We know God was there.’ Still faithful 20 years after Wedgwood Baptist Church shooting
• Cowboys’ DeMarcus Lawrence explains why he told Giants fan no to autograph request
• NBA is expected to ban this type of player apparel out of safety concerns
• A new Breakfast Republic was opening in Texas. But then Breakfast Republic found out
• Picking out the Top 10 Week 3 high school football games to watch in Dallas-Fort Worth
• This Dallas Cowboy officially became a U.S. citizen this week. ‘It’s very special.’
• Reaction to latest, ugly turn in Antonio Brown soap opera, including O.J. Simpson
• Dallas Cowboys watch party at The Star includes DJ, cornhole tournament and big screen
• Detailing Zeke Elliott’s educated holdout, meeting with Emmitt Smith, journey to deal
• Dak Prescott named NFC offensive player of the week, still waiting on imminent deal
• Cowboys’ Vander Esch living his best life with July wedding and a lab named Thor
• Y’all, Reese Witherspoon is bringing her ‘Southern charm’ inspired clothes to Southlake
• ‘Keep us out of court.’ Public calls for transparency ahead of 2021 redistricting
• A councilman steps down to run for mayor in this North Texas city
• 9 flops in 11 years: This restaurant space is empty again, and here’s why
• Woman in critical condition after being found in burning home by Fort Worth firefighters
• Accused leader of Fort Worth ‘large-scale’ sex trafficking ring faces federal charges
• Texas executes man who killed Godley grandmother. ‘I hope y’all forgive me’
• Man who attacked 12-year-old girl at Fort Worth bus stop sentenced to life in prison
• This Dallas Cowboys playmaker was held out of practice with concussion-like symptoms
• Witten’s return to Cowboys works so long as you temper expectations for 37-year-old
• Rangers’ deal with top Dominican prospect is official. Mazara, Guzman have advice.
• Nick Solak makes most of chance with Texas Rangers against team that traded him
• Limited edition, Rangers-themed Jack White vinyl available with special ticket Friday
• TCU’s Patterson on board with Sonny Cumbie calling games on field ... for now
• TCU’s never experienced the A/C issues that LSU blamed during its trip to DKR
• Here’s how TCU plans to contain Purdue’s dynamic playmaker Rondale Moore
• 11-year-old arrested after passing out mom’s THC gummies in school, Louisiana cops say
• T. Boone Pickens is dead at 91. Five things you might not know about the oil tycoon
• ‘I’m burning!’ Texas parents recall drive-by firework shooting that injured toddlers
• 18-year-old arrested after nearly hitting 5-year-old exiting school bus, Texas cops say
• Mother says vaping put Texas teen on ventilator. ‘I felt like this was my fault’