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March 18, 2020

• Dallas-Fort Worth high school baseball, softball winners from Plano East, Grand Prairie
• UIL includes rehearsals, practices, workouts in season suspension due to coronavirus
• Fort Worth diocese continuing Mass without congregations, will offer communion
• Residents of Arlington center where man died of coronavirus to be tested, Abbott says
• Arlington closes bars, restricts restaurants in state of disaster over coronavirus
• Collin County man who died Tuesday had coronavirus; confirmed cases rise to 13
• Tarrant tax office stopping in-person transactions Thursday because of coronavirus
• Brother arrested in shooting of his 12-year-old sister in their home near Fort Worth
• Major automakers shutting down factories, including GM in Arlington, over coronavirus
• State launches virtual map to find where Texas schools are serving meals amid closures
• Texas governor may announce statewide restrictions to curb coronavirus spread
• Residents in a Fort Worth suburb launch petition for new grocery store, park funding
• Fort Worth schools will continue to pay employees during the coronavirus outbreak
• Johnson County confirms first coronavirus case, with second likely case pending results
• Dallas County confirms 11 more coronavirus cases, including teen, one in critical care
• Are Fort Worth and other governments ready to operate remotely amid coronavirus pandemic?
• ‘It’s still St. Patrick’s Day.’ Some gather at Fort Worth bars despite coronavirus fears
• High school student killed after his truck veered into creek embankment near Fort Worth
• Tarrant County now has eight confirmed coronavirus cases
• Unlike Dallas, Tarrant judge doesn’t think he has power to close businesses during crisis
• Arlington neighborhoods get another beauty makeover with an assist from the city
• ‘Monday Night Raw’ at Dickies Arena will return in July for ‘Friday Night SmackDown’
• DT Gerald McCoy on joining the Dallas Cowboys, “We have the pieces to win”
• Arlington expected to limit bars, restaurants to delivery, carryout amid coronavirus
• What the heck took Tarrant, Fort Worth leaders so long on coronavirus restrictions?
• This is what a North Texas community group does amid coronavirus: ‘drive-up theater’
• With STAAR tests waived due to COVID-19, districts to decide promotions, graduations
• Fort Worth K-12 school among first in DFW to start online classes due to coronavirus
• Judge dismisses sexual harassment claims made in suit against Fort Worth Fire Department
• Tarrant County Judge Whitley downplays comments on dangers of coronavirus
• Meals left at the door, talks with wife by cell. Life of Tarrant’s first COVID-19 patient
• Fort Worth orders more closures, reduces crowd sizes to 50 in response to coronavirus
• Gov. Greg Abbott allows local officials to postpone May 2 elections due to COVID-19
• Baylor’s lost college basketball season hurts the most
• From Robert Quinn to Jason Witten, the Dallas Cowboys had to let them all walk
• How nonprofits are stepping up in Fort Worth, elsewhere to revolutionize foster care
• A success? Or a failure? A case can be made both ways on TCU’s men’s basketball season