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September 19, 2019

• Don’t get lost in the weeds. Using legal CBD products in Texas could cost you a job
• This North Texas school is making waves with kindness
• In the most uninsured state in the U.S., Texans of color hit hardest by medical debt
• Here’s the first preview of the menu at the new Hot Box Biscuit Club brunch cafe
• North Fort Worth is getting a set of swanky apartments with smart technology
• Divers take on ‘black water’ in mission to solve strangers’ 44-year-old cold case
• Fort Worth man’s search for his missing sister takes him to the bottom of a lake
• Motherhood is the dumbest job you’ll ever love. Why do we make it harder on ourselves?
• Texas neighborhood told to evacuate now as levee may unleash floodwaters at any moment
• Fines for homeless camping might seem silly, but Fort Worth can make new approach work
• Mansfield Lake Ridge defensive coordinator Billy Smith dies following battle with cancer
• After beating state champs, this school was team of the week; players of the week in Week 3
• Southlake Carroll cheer team raises $21,000 for Odessa families. ‘We had to do something’
• LIVE UPDATES: High school football games from around DFW and the rest of Texas!
• Texas high school football experts predict winners of top DFW games for Week 4
• Duncanville moves up one spot, Allen up three in MaxPreps national football Top 25
• Taco’s Revenge: Recently-cut Charlton picked up Dolphins, might face Cowboys Sunday
• Who needs camp? Ezekiel Elliott enjoying best to start career, could explode on Miami
• The secrets to Dak and the Dallas Cowboys’ offensive surge? Take your pick
• Texas once banned Spanish in public schools. Fort Worth broke that mold in 1969
• Teen was ‘electrocuted and drowned’ while moving horse during Imelda, Texas family says
• Jail officer shoots gun, hits home during road rage chase over a honk, Texas cops say
• Hair color company Madison Reed opens its Fort Worth color bar for women on the go
• Hundreds say they’ll walk out of work, school to protest climate inaction at City Hall
• ‘A horrible tragedy.’ 6-year-old boy dies after being shot by brother in Arlington.
• ‘Moneyman,’ couple accused of stealing more than $500K in equipment in North Texas
• Teacher who slapped 4-year-old sentenced to probation, anger management
• Irving’s Austin Middle School reopens at 10 a.m. following report of man with gun
• Things to do in Fort Worth Sept. 20-26 includes Trinity Trash Bash and live country music
• No tellers. No drive-through windows. No vault. The future is now for this bank
• Aging in style: Wilshire Senior Living offers resort-style comfort in Burleson
• The Year of Elvis hasn’t gone the way Andrus hoped. Here’s how he plans to recover in 2020
• DEA investigating where Angels’ Tyler Skaggs obtained lethal opioids
• Allard shows survival skills while taking another big step toward Rangers’ 2020 rotation
• Winless in Houston: Rangers drop one-run game to Astros to end season 0-9 at Minute Maid
• Cowboys claim no personality problems with Taco, who is claimed by Dolphins
• ‘There is no question my role is less.’ But Sean Lee knows he can still contribute
• SMU’s Shane Buechele on facing TCU a third time: ‘This time I want to beat them’
• TCU’s newest commit expects to compete for starting spot as soon as he gets on campus
• Teen who killed 2 in 100 mph interstate crash didn’t have a license, Texas cops say
• Here’s what it looks like in Texas after Imelda dropped more than 2 feet of rain
• Video: Raging fire destroys two Texas apartment complexes and eight vehicles
• Who stole nearly 500 cows from a ranch? Authorities hunt for cattle thieves in Texas
• Today’s GOP is forgetting that Ronald Reagan supported sensible gun limits