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April 16, 2020

• In the Big 12, football pays the bills so a season lost to coronavirus will hurt
• Honoring the Class of 2020 high school student-athletes: Carter-Riverside’s Kiera Grant
• Why ‘everyone has a stake’ in protecting homeless Fort Worth residents from coronavirus
• Families deserve better info about coronavirus at nursing homes — as does the public
• Euless Trinity educator, A&M graduate named top secondary history teacher in Texas
• One arrested after traffic stop nets more than 120 pounds of methamphetamine in Dallas
• New coronavirus testing site to open at Walgreens in Fort Worth
• New coronavirus testing sites should open in Fort Worth, Arlington next week
• It’s official: PGA Tour moves Colonial to June but no party for fans
• These North Texas students, school districts honored for making ‘music come alive’
• Surprise delivery: Arlington shop gives local restaurants free take-out banners
• As coronavirus rages, a Fort Worth-based gun shop is accused of price gouging
• Buttons Restaurant reopening in Dallas area, leaving original Fort Worth location
• Changes coming to Fort Worth apartment complex with purchase by Dallas firm
• More delays in the Census could affect redistricting and response rates in Texas
• Fort Worth’s ‘Cowtown Wine Dude,’ who died of coronavirus, remembered for big heart
• TCU’s Jeff Gladney meets with Dallas Cowboys, but this defensive back has options
• Fort Worth, Dallas applaud coronavirus first responders and healthcare workers
• Tarrant County reports 4 coronavirus deaths, including first in Mansfield; 103 new cases
• Parker County reports 17 coronavirus cases, including first patient in Aledo
• Johnson County adds coronavirus cases in Cleburne, Alvarado and Mansfield
• Dallas County adds 7 coronavirus deaths and 80 cases, will require cloth face masks
• Arlington spa stops promoting coronavirus treatment after warning from Texas officials
• Assailant enters man’s Fort Worth house and shoots him in the foot, authorities say
• Former Mavs star Josh Howard returning to Metroplex as UNT Dallas men’s first coach
• Collin County reports 11th coronavirus death, the sixth in McKinney
• Coronavirus live updates April 16: Here’s what to know in the Dallas-Fort Worth area
• Denton County’s 15th coronavirus death is Flower Mound man in his 60s
• Some residents got water bills over $1 million in this city near Fort Worth
• Granger named to congressional task force advising Trump on reopening economy
• $7 chiles rellenos, $30-$40 fajitas for the family: Here’s where to find Tex-Mex
• Wise County reports first coronavirus-related death
• Fort Worth lands a ‘major’ win with PGA Tour’s announcement
• Helping feed kids amid coronavirus pandemic part of Texas Rangers’ Kyle Gibson’s duty
• With fields closed, how’s an aspiring NFL kicker supposed to practice? Aim for the tree
• Come on, “Bizarro” comic strip. Don’t go for laughs with a Jesus joke
• Coronavirus is hitting black Americans hard. Here’s what it tells us about inequality
• Why should Texas father have to share custody of daughter with mother’s ex-boyfriend?
• Vegas sportsbook shows little love for Brady-less Patriots in odds for 2020 NFL season
• Mark Cuban, Jane Lynch and Stephen A. Smith to be Natty Light ‘commencement speakers’