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April 21, 2020

• Texas approved to let SNAP recipients get their groceries delivered amid coronavirus
• For Texans looking for work due to coronavirus, Abbott says nearly 500K jobs available
• Coronavirus live updates April 21: Here’s what to know in the Dallas-Fort Worth area
• Three of the top men’s college golfers named 2020 Ben Hogan Award finalists
• Man on Texas’ 10 Most Wanted List sentenced following arrest in Fort Worth
• Coronavirus cases break out at Fort Worth-area immigrant detention center, ICE reports
• Doctors, dentists sue Fort Worth, demand ban of most abortions amid coronavirus
• Dallas Cowboys COVID-19 pre-draft process with Mike McCarthy more thorough than before
• At a pancake house geared for breakfast, Ol’ South wins friends with family dinners
• Is your takeout safe? Here’s how Fort Worth restaurant inspectors handle coronavirus.
• Dallas Cowboys’ Jerry Jones honored to be part of coronavirus economic recovery team
• Dak Prescott to be top-paid Dallas Cowboy ever, but deal is not Jerry Jones’ top issue
• Company hopes to find coronavirus treatment with blood from former patients
• 3 more coronavirus deaths in Tarrant County, including man in 40s, plus 84 new cases
• Dallas County extends stay-at-home order through May 15, but Abbott may overrule action
• Fort Worth suburb plans to reopen some businesses. Abbott says no exceptions to order.
• Coronavirus protesters, if you want people to listen, ditch Alex Jones. And wear masks
• UNT adjunct who called microaggression fliers ‘garbage’ wasn’t rehired. Now he’s suing.
• Fort Worth-area man home after coronavirus infection had him in hospital for 11 days
• Eighth McKinney resident, 14th in Collin County, dies from coronavirus
• Dallas County reports 90 more coronavirus cases, 3 deaths in Mesquite, 1 in Duncanville
• Denton County reports 18th coronavirus death, 21 new cases
• Coronavirus restrictions aren’t going anywhere just yet, Tarrant County judge says
• North Texas man dies after reporting 2 suspects shot him in robbery attempt, police say
• With more storms predicted in Dallas-Fort Worth, will we see another barrage of hail?
• Driver shoots other motorist twice during road rage incident in Fort Worth, police say
• Pedestrian hit, killed by vehicle as he attempted to cross Arlington street
• Family searches for answers after boyfriend charged with Fort Worth woman’s killing
• Family of mom, daughter who drowned in Fort Worth culvert demand answers in lawsuit
• This Dallas high school is making the grade — it’s among the best in US, ranking says
• The NFL draft is on. Sports are back. Watch our live coverage here ... Right now!
• Heavy rain, large hail in Wednesday forecast for Tarrant County and North Texas
• ‘More important things than living,’ Texas’ Dan Patrick says in coronavirus interview
• Fort Worth Mayor Price tests negative for coronavirus, but second staffer is infected
• Texas Rangers tell baseball operations staff paychecks will keep coming through May
• Arlington, Metroplex critical to reported concept for launching MLB’s 2020 season
• With an NBA season on pause, the Dallas Mavericks continue to prep for the playoffs
• This Fort Worth doctor says pharmacies wrong to block hydroxychloroquine prescriptions
• TCU and Cal discussing contingency plans for football season opener in California
• Position switch? Why TCU safety Innis Gaines might be better suited as a corner in NFL
• Coronavirus is tough on foster families, experts say. These groups offer their help
• We can fix the economy, but we can’t resurrect the dead