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March 20, 2020

• Texas has been slow to ramp up coronavirus testing. Here’s what you need to know
• Texas judges deny Crystal Mason’s appeal of her 5-year sentence for voting illegally
• Las cancelaciones llegan al mundo de la música
• Southwestern Baptist Theological Seminary cancels graduation amid coronavirus concerns
• Run on guns, ammo sparked by ‘growing panic’ surrounding coronavirus outbreak in Texas
• Dallas County confirms 19 new coronavirus cases; total includes 27 under the age 41
• How Fort Worth-area schools are continuing to teach kids during coronavirus
• Fort Worth area family describes fight to get COVID-19 test as symptoms worsen
• DPS says Carrollton driver license employee actually tested negative for COVID-19
• Woman from Fort Worth suburb, stuck in Peru, says she’s desperate to return home
• Fort Worth rector ends quarantine after 2 negative COVID-19 tests, he announces
• Cierra Estados Unidos frontera al turismo
• Las salas de cine también impactadas por el coronavirus
• Grand Prairie closing facilities to public after shutting gyms, bars and massage parlors
• Dallas, Dallas County at odds when it comes to how long coronavirus restrictions will last
• Yes, that orange tent outside of John Peter Smith Hospital is for COVID-19 screening
• Mavericks owner Mark Cuban, stars Doncic, Powell donate big check to healthcare workers
• Tarrant County adds 10 more coronavirus cases, reports two recoveries
• Man lied about having COVID-19 on Facebook as ‘social experiment,’ he told police
• Texas governor temporarily suspends state inmate healthcare fees for COVID-19
• Transformer fire knocks out power to more than 8,000 customers in Grapevine
• Denton County adds 6 COVID-19 cases across 8 cities, including Justin and Double Oak
• Dallas Cowboys continue to revamp defense by signing free safety Ha Ha Clinton-Dix
• Some Fort Worth parents struggle to pay for daycare after coronavirus school closures
• Two Fort Worth barbecue restaurants burglarized as suspect seeks registers, police say
• New owner, chef at Blu Crab; and that old seafood restaurant wasn’t like you remember
• State’s top ranked Class of 2021 and 2022 high school football players are from DFW
• March Sadness: No basketball games. No customers. Sports bars taking ‘big hits’
• North Texas’ largest healthcare provider postpones elective procedures, including mammograms
• Abbott predicts ‘tens of thousands’ of Texans to test positive for COVID-19 in two weeks
• The best reactions to Tom Brady signing with Tampa Bay Buccaneers
• Build that wall? This city defied Tarrant County guidelines on coronavirus protections
• Missing March Madness? Vote for the area’s best high school male athlete: First Round
• Missing March Madness? Vote for the area’s best high school female athlete: First Round
• In the age of the coronavirus, pushing a shopping cart is now an exercise in fear
• Texas Rangers obeying CDC guidelines, but expect eventual coronavirus positive test