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November 11, 2020

• Grand jury returns capital murder indictment in teenager’s 1974 killing in Fort Worth
• Fort Worth’s fired aviation head ‘misappropriated’ $43,000, city says, sends case to DA
• Fort Worth-area high school football district standings through Week 11/Week 7
• Dallas-Fort Worth Top 10 high school football rankings in Class 6A for Week 8
• Dallas-Fort Worth Top 10 high school football rankings in Class 5A for Week 8
• Colleyville Heritage, Grapevine, Southlake Carroll win XC regional team titles; other state qualifiers
• DFW area high school football winners in Week 11/Week 7 from North Side, Eaton, Pantego
• Pennsylvania Lt. Gov. mocks Texas’ Dan Patrick for voter fraud reward, Dallas Cowboys
• Dallas Cowboys place defensive end Tyrone Crawford on NFL’s Reserve/COVID-19 list
• Despite Cowboys’ struggles, Stephen Jones says Mike McCarthy will be back in 2021
• Tarrant County Sheriff’s Office lieutenant hurt in crash has ‘long road to recovery’
• Dallas-Fort Worth Top 10 high school football rankings in 4A and below for bi-district
• Dallas-Fort Worth area Top 5 high school football rankings in TAPPS for Week 8
• Infant and parents injured after stolen truck crashes into their car, Texas police say
• Woman commits extremely brazen theft at Fort Worth coffee shop, prompting $500 reward
• Arlington leaders urge input as groups blast this tree preservation proposal
• Voters approved Arlington sales tax raise. Now, it’s time to figure out how to use it.
• Amid record election turnout in Tarrant County, many Latinos stayed home. Here’s why
• I-35 closed in Fort Worth after 18-wheeler crashes, catches fire, authorities say
• Texas reports record COVID cases, 94 deaths; Abbott outlines treatment, vaccine plans
• Tarrant County reports most COVID-19 deaths in 2 months, plus 752 new cases Wednesday
• Man found dead along East Loop 820 in southeast Fort Worth, authorities say
• Need a smoked turkey after Greenberg fire? This old Fort Worth BBQ favorite has them
• Satanic vandal spray-painted Denton church with ’666’ message, police say
• North Richland Hills school locked down during search for men who fired shots in rage
• Suspects in case of burned body in alley among 4 people arrested in Fort Worth killings
• Girl, 5, seriously injured after fall from third-floor window at Fort Worth apartment
• Sisters, 8 and 10, found safe after being reported missing, Dallas police say
• COVID spike threatens sports, but Fort Worth-area teams say they can continue safely
• It’s too late, so don’t close the schools. And don’t stop the games.
• How TCU football is readying for its first plane trip in the time of COVID-19
• TCU football loses another wide receiver for the season
• Water boy? OK. Name change? OK. Humility is something that sets TCU’s Avila apart
• NBA superstar Luka Doncic plants roots in Texas. Take a look at new $2.7 million pad
• Driver stops to help dog on freeway and gets hit by oncoming semi, Texas police say