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March 31, 2020

• ‘I would enjoy another challenge.’ Ex-A&M coach Billy Gillispie hired at Tarleton State
• Collin County confirms 26 new coronavirus cases, including nine more in Plano
• What makes a Tarrant County business essential? That’s ‘the million dollar question.’
• Former LSU All-American, who coached the area’s top athletes, dies from coronavirus
• A $30 sirloin dinner for 4 in Fort Worth? Plus $5-$6 enchiladas, lots of fried chicken.
• NFL expands playoffs to 14 teams, giving Dallas Cowboys one extra opportunity in 2020
• El Paseo restaurants temporarily closed after employee tests positive for coronavirus
• ‘Tiger King’ Joe Exotic files $94M suit from Fort Worth prison, in COVID-19 quarantine
• 44 Texas students test positive for coronavirus after spring break trip to Mexico
• Texas governor extends social distancing mandates, closes schools until May
• Bus driver who worked three Fort Worth routes tests positive for coronavirus
• Dallas County adds 82 new coronavirus patients as ICU surge passes peak flu levels
• A 25 años de la muerte de Selena
• Fort Worth-area hospitals prepared for coronavirus ‘worst-case scenario,’ leader says
• Dallas mayor says coronavirus ‘will not break us’ as new measures go into effect
• Billy Bob’s Texas online concert to help Fort Worth artists amid coronavirus pandemic
• Despite coronavirus, quarterly property tax bills still are due in Texas
• ‘People love a comeback story.’ Tarleton State giving Billy Gillispie another shot
• Judge rules shelter-in-place order can continue after resident sues Dallas-area mayor
• Denton County records fourth death, extends stay order as 70% of cases spread locally
• Piden mayor atención a la salud de migrantes y funcionarios por coronavirus
• More than half of Tarrant coronavirus cases locally transmitted; 20 new cases reported
• What if someone goes out with an infection? We answer Fort Worth coronavirus questions.
• How bad could COVID-19 get in Texas? 6,000 deaths and ICU bed shortage, model predicts
• How Dallas convention center will become Texas’ first pop-up hospital for coronavirus
• North Texas man posed as officer, assaulted construction worker, police say
• Arlington closes playgrounds, park workout stations for coronavirus social distancing
• FedEx hiring 600 workers near Dallas to keep up with surge in service from coronavirus
• Missing March Madness? Vote for the area’s best high school male athlete: Elite 8
• Associations for Texas hospitals, nurses urge Abbott for statewide stay-at-home order
• Fort Worth residents should expect to stay home through April to combat coronavirus
• Fort Worth closed basketball courts due to coronavirus. Parks, trails could be next.
• Globe Life Field didn’t open as scheduled, but Rangers hoping home opener comes soon
• Letters: President Donald Trump cares about the American people, but Democrats don’t
• Joe Buck will do play-by-plays of your home videos — just don’t send him raunchy ones
• Texas Motor Speedway hosting blood drive in response to coronavirus pandemic