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April 1, 2020

• Experts urge people to avoid grocery stores at the beginning of the month. Here’s why.
• Fort Worth ISD board grants superintendent more powers to handle coronavirus closure
• Dallas County sees its coronavirus curve rise with 2 more deaths, 100 new cases
• He doesn’t know how, where or when, but Mavs’ Cuban confident NBA will resume season
• Coronavirus spike likely to continue in Fort Worth area, health director says
• Delayed report contributed to coronavirus cluster, Arlington assisted living center says
• Texans with loved ones in nursing homes face a painful decision due to coronavirus
• Tarrant County confirms its second and third coronavirus deaths, in Hurst, Fort Worth
• Man left critically injured near south Fort Worth sparks search for suspected driver
• Johnson County confirms three new coronavirus cases, including the first two in Cleburne
• Denton County confirms 25 new coronavirus cases, but no new patients at living center
• Coronavirus forces some Fort Worth area cities to go without bulky waste pickup 
• Denton County police officer with novel coronavirus feels improvement, department says
• Teachers group asks Governor Abbott to close Texas schools through end of school year
• YMCA of Fort Worth providing free meals to families with kids under 19 amid coronavirus
• Suspect arrested, accused of involvement in killing of Tarrant County store employee
• Introducing the Fort Worth Star-Telegram high school girls basketball all-area team
• Have the Dallas Cowboys really improved since the end of last season?
• And now this! Truck loaded with toilet paper crashes, burns on Dallas highway
• Collin County revokes shelter-in-place that allowed non-essential businesses to stay open
• Black-owned businesses being hit hard by coronavirus shutdown, may never come back
• Collin County adds 26 coronavirus cases, including 12 more in Plano
• Little Fort Worth grocery store has big heart with giveaways amid coronavirus pandemic
• Coronavirus help is available and planned for Fort Worth businesses
• Fourth Dallas police officer tests positive for coronavirus
• Fort Worth Star-Telegram offers local businesses a way to reach customers. It’s free.
• Coronavirus ER visits in Tarrant County decline after business closures in mid-March
• Arlington music students ‘have a voice’ in history making soundtrack for JFK documentary
• Four meals for four nights: This Fort Worth chef goes family-style in a big way
• Wimbledon being canceled leaves tennis stars ‘devasted’ and ‘shooked’
• Abbott’s statewide order casts confusion on local restrictions over religious services
• Learning to live without is good for Americans, but catastrophic for America
• Fort Worth could be epicenter of golf with a chance to bag the original Tiger King
• Friends of Marvin Girouard, former Pier 1 chairman, can watch online funeral service
• Nearly 200 Texas Rangers’ minor-leaguers to get financial help from Shin-Soo Choo
• Texans aren’t taking coronavirus seriously enough, Texas Rangers’ Shin-Soo Choo warns
• TCU’s Jalen Reagor among top prospects participating in NFL’s remote draft coverage
• TCU’s radio crew had the best football call in the state last season
• Grocery workers are on the coronavirus front lines. Texas must step up to help them
• Manning against Brady? Phil vs Tiger? It may happen at a coronavirus golf tourney
• Quarantine NBA playoffs in Las Vegas? That option is being floated amid coronavirus
• Fans and athletes react to ‘breaking’ fake trades circulating on April Fool’s Day