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April 17, 2020

• Lockheed Martin gives 16,000 meals to nonprofits after food contractor loses business
• As child abuse increases amid coronavirus, Fort Worth area group seeks more volunteers
• A federal loan program ran dry, leaving Fort Worth small business waiting for money
• Distritos Escolares toman pasos para ‘conectar’ a sus estudiantes
• Salvation Army says Fort Worth homeless shelter residents must wear face masks
• Dickies to produce gowns for medical workers on frontlines of coronavirus pandemic
• 5 Fort Worth businesses cited, accused of violating coronavirus emergency declaration
• Could Coronavirus put your doctor out of business? Some in Texas cut pay, staff
• Giving back to the community that gave so much to her family, one mask at a time
• Publican decreto que protege al maíz nativo en México
• Dallas County commission scales back judge’s mask order, reopens craft stores as essential
• Death of woman found at Fort Worth business ruled suicide after investigation
• Dallas County reports five more coronavirus deaths, spike of 124 new cases
• How a historic Texas battle helped lead to the United States as we know it today
• Texas Rangers, Arlington ISD to host high school football games at Globe Life Park
• Burleson ISD and Esports franchise Team ENVY to test high school gaming platform
• Denton Guyer defensive coordinator named next head football coach at Fossil Ridge
• If Dak Prescott is the Dallas Cowboys’ future, why so much interest in Jalen Hurts?
• Tarrant County reports 35th coronavirus death, 20th in Fort Worth; 82 new cases
• Parker County adds coronavirus cases in Weatherford, Azle and Poolville; has 20 total
• Denton County closes in on 600 total coronavirus cases with 21 new patients
• Coronavirus live updates April 17: Here’s what to know in the Dallas-Fort Worth area
• Wise County reports second coronavirus-related death in past two days
• New coronavirus cases in Mansfield, Cleburne, Alvarado bring Johnson County total to 44
• You can rep your favorite NBA team on a mask — and help charities at the same time
• Fairview man is 12th coronavirus death in Collin County
• Dallas Cowboys aren’t ruling out a draft-day deal, could re-open Jamal Adams talks
• Where can I get tested for COVID-19? Here’s a list of sites in Tarrant County.
• People in Fort Worth can get help at these mobile food pantries, other events
• First it was toilet paper. Now, the trendy thing to panic-buy is ... baby chickens?
• Texas Gov. Abbott’s re-opening plan is cautious, but give us straight talk on future
• Fewer coronavirus restrictions, a ‘new normal,’ could soon come to Tarrant County
• ‘It’s a cry for help.’ Food bank sees sharp increase in demand amid coronavirus crisis
• Fort Worth area teachers building face shields for health care workers in spare time
• 18 residents of Grapevine townhome complex displaced after escaping fire, chief says
• Public health experts: Abbott must follow coronavirus data to reopen Texas
• Not To Be. Pandemic forces Shakespeare Dallas to cancel summer series for first time
• UIL, TAPPS cancel all remaining spring activities and high school state championships
• Erratic driver was being pursued by deputy when vehicle struck woman, authorities say
• Tarrant County sheriff reports 5 inmates and a jail staffer are coronavirus positive
• Abbott allows retail businesses to operate “to-go”; schools closed for academic year
• Globe Life Field now open to Texas Rangers for training during coronavirus pandemic
• Online alcohol sales are up 243 percent because, y’know, we’re all in this together
• TCU lineman Iwuagwu eager to prove he’s more than just a guard going into NFL Draft
• What do athletes say about their coronavirus battle? Von Miller is the latest to share
• Willie Nelson and Toby Keith headlining a 4/20 livestream show for quarantined tokers
• Colonial is going with no fans. But what about Texas Motor Speedway’s races in June?