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September 20, 2019

• O’Rourke and Castro are embarrassing Texas. It’s time they leave the presidential race
• It’s long been ‘students vs. cars’ on TCU campus. The school is trying to change that.
• Alabama-based Chicken Salad Chick is growing its southern-style brand in north Texas
• Former Southlake Carroll star promoted to New Orleans Saints active roster
• Estudios Chicanos de universidades de Estados Unidos ‘debería ser asignatura en México’
• It’s official: Most Arlington property tax bills are likely to go up
• Se acaba el tiempo para el FC Dallas
• ‘Capital humano’: Una afrenta moral
• A fresh voice is coming to the Fort Worth school board. Here’s the message
• Azle man, 31, killed in motorcycle crash in Fort Worth
• Presidential power leaves U.S. in ‘governing crisis,’ Bob Woodward tells UTA audience
• Dozens of horses rescued as Imelda rains flood Texas equine center, video shows
• Hill, Cormier too much for North Mesquite as Haltom fights back for victory
• Boswell improves to 8-0 against cross-town rival Chisholm Trail behind Berry, Mayberry
• All Saints uses 19-play drive to beat Dallas Parish Episcopal, capped by Fay touchdown
• OU commit Trevon West proves why he’s a top recruit in Lamar’s win over Richland
• Action Jackson: Burleson Centennial running back runs wild in district win over Everman
• Valdez’s arm, Fort Worth Diamond Hill-Jarvis defense too much for Carter-Riverside
• Summit’s Toliver takes fumble 99 yards for TD in game-changing play in win over Mansfield
• Fort Worth investigating whether bid process for Will Rogers parking contract was fair
• Man with gun at Irving middle school was law enforcement officer, police say
• LIVE UPDATES: High school football games from around DFW and the rest of Texas!
• Did Jerry Jones really say Taco Charlton didn’t work in Dallas because he ‘wilted’?
• Tank Lawrence offers tough love, not tears to Taco Charlton on his way out of Dallas
• Heavily-favored Cowboys trying to focus on self improvements against tanking Dolphins
• El amor urbano de Amandititita
• If your favorite Tex-Mex place changed, try Los Amigos, marking 25 years in Grapevine
• Missouri commit rushes for over 300 yards and three TDs in Crowley’s win over Brewer
• Ohio State commit, Rockwall withstand late Arlington Martin rally in Week 4 thriller
• Fort Worth protesters join worldwide call to save the planet from climate change
• Arlington man dies days after van he was trying to start rolled onto him, police say
• Cleburne opens up District 5-5A Division 2 play with a win over Waco University
• Big 12 announces start time, ticket info for football championship
• Man calls authorities in Denton to report he shot his fiancee to death, police say
• Accused Fort Worth child abductor indicted on state charge; federal trial starts Tuesday
• Missing North Texas teen found safe after leaving her neighborhood willingly, police say
• Former North Texas student pleads guilty in University of North Carolina shooting
• ‘Simply, it’s the best I have ever heard.’ Van Cliburn’s anthem wowed at ballpark opener
• Rangers don’t expect Gallo to play again in 2019. Why aren’t they shutting him down?
• He came to America as a refugee who knew nothing about football. Now he starts at TCU.
• TCU basketball lands big-time commitment from 3-star center
• Can Oklahoma State upset Texas? What’s the final score of TCU-SMU? Our Week 4 picks ...
• TCU football fans have a Horned Frog-inspired beer thanks to this brewery
• ‘Zero incidents’ with beer sales in TCU home opener, AD says. And wine is coming, too.
• Refugees like me often fill critical jobs, so why is the U.S. accepting fewer of us?
• Thief shoots at armed Oklahoma homeowner and tells him, ‘I have a gun too you SOB’
• Panicked shoppers scramble as SUV barrels through Chicago-area mall, video shows
• High school football player saves mom, child trapped inside car from Texas floodwaters
• Women push car through floodwaters as Imelda bears down on Houston, video shows
• Fort Worth dad just wanted to fix up discarded bikes for kids, but the city said no