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March 26, 2020

• Abortion providers sue Texas officials over executive order that halts most abortions
• Despite coronavirus, kids can still have fun with a scavenger hunt west of Fort Worth
• Here’s how Dallas-Fort Worth high school athletes are staying sane during coronavirus
• Richardson woman, 18, among 13 new coronavirus cases in Collin County
• As coronavirus churns, Arlington Independent School District extends class cancellation
• A Fort Worth tacos and tequila favorite reopens. Yes, for nachos and margaritas to go
• Sean Lee on delayed offseason, McCarthy and why Cowboys will sign Dak: ‘He checks every box’
• Fort Worth hopes to delay May 2 election until summer, asks Gov. Abbott for permission
• Honoring the Class of 2020 high school student-athletes: Boswell’s McKenna Leveling
• North Texas manufacturers start making medical equipment for coronavirus needs
• Will renewed talks with the Dallas Cowboys lead to a record deal for Dak Prescott?
• 5.0 magnitude earthquake hits Texas, shaking reported hundreds of miles away, USGS says
• Fort Worth chefs rally to help needy. Also, restaurant offers free wine with dinner.
• Buying a home in Fort Worth? How coronavirus is upending a red-hot real estate market
• Man in his 40s is first person to die from coronavirus in Denton County, officials say
• Some people are flocking to Tarrant County. Not for toilet paper, but to play golf
• Fort Worth rector who beat coronavirus describes his two-week battle to breathe
• Abbott: Travelers flying from New York area, New Orleans must enter 14-day quarantine
• Fort Worth-area coronavirus efforts trigger inmate exodus; jail population at 2-year low
• Should gun shops be considered ‘essential’ businesses? Not all Texas counties agree.
• Coronavirus live updates March 26: Here’s what to know in the Dallas-Fort Worth area
• Cedar Hill State Park in Dallas-Fort Worth closes indefinitely due to coronavirus case 
• Missing boy seen on doorbell camera with unknown man found safe, Fort Worth police say
• Gunman may have been defending someone in Fort Worth-area shooting, police say
• Tarrant County hits 100 coronavirus cases, sees increase in unknown community spread
• Seventh death, 56 more coronavirus cases confirmed in Dallas County
• Fort Worth police investigating death of man killed by shotgun blast
• From Drew Brees to Steph Curry to Mike Trout, these guys have skills!
• Three SMU students test positive for coronavirus after leaving campus for spring break
• Officials alarmed as 7th Denton living center resident tests positive for coronavirus
• Missing March Madness? Vote for the area’s best high school male athlete: Round of 32
• Texas requests waiver to give more flexibility to Medicaid recipients amid coronavirus
• How Opening Day may have looked for Texas Rangers had coronavirus not put it on hold
• Former TCU tennis player now trapped in the deadliest place on earth for coronavirus
• Here’s how to tell the difference between spring allergies and coronavirus symptoms
• ESPN’s Mel Kiper Jr. breaks down TCU’s chances of having a first-round pick
• If grandparents should self-sacrifice to COVID-19, you go first, Lt. Gov. Dan Patrick