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April 7, 2020

• Texas A&M’s Bjork on playing football at an empty Kyle Field: It’s hard to fathom
• All Texas state parks and historic sites to temporarily close due to coronavirus
• Aledo, Mansfield Legacy soccer standouts voted the area’s best high school athletes
• Fort Worth ISD announces major changes to ‘Meals to Go’ program to increase safety
• Fort Worth man dies at hospital after motorcycle-vehicle crash
• Fort Worth area doctors urge those in need to seek medical treatment despite pandemic
• Denton County confirms 29 new coronavirus cases, extends stay-home mandate to April 30
• Fort Worth area food pantries see sharp increase in demand. Here’s how to help
• The Fort Worth Star-Telegram needs your support to continue coronavirus work and more
• Dallas County reports 19th coronavirus-related death, 106 new cases
• North Texas veterinarians get close to furry patients, socially distance from owners
• Tarrant County deputy positive for coronavirus; detectives back at work after recovery
• ‘The egrets can join us — in the right places.’ Arlington braces for annual invasion.
• Suspect in grandmother’s killing on Fort Worth highway arrested on suspicion of murder
• Why Easter Sunday could be the riskiest time for Fort Worth’s coronavirus outbreak
• Petition asks Lockheed Martin in Fort Worth to shut down in response to coronavirus
• TCC changes graduation requirements for nurses to respond to coronavirus
• Texas Democrats file federal lawsuit in effort to expand vote-by-mail amid coronavirus
• Tests wrap up at Arlington retirement center where man died of coronavirus; 5 cases found
• Finally reopening downtown Fort Worth’s Heritage Plaza took a step forward
• Billie Jean King says coronavirus is crippling women’s sports. She has a plan to help
• Coronavirus live updates April 7: Here’s what to know in the Dallas-Fort Worth area
• Two suspected burglars arrested near Fort Worth home, business, police say
• Coronavirus’ latest victim: Fort Worth’s budget. Some city projects may be delayed
• No Easter egg hunts, parties at Fort Worth parks due to coronavirus, officials say
• Five more coronavirus deaths in Tarrant County; only two had underlying health issues
• Legendary Texas high school girls basketball coach retires after 42 seasons
• Texas restaurant bans customers for asking Asians, Latinos if they have coronavirus
• As grocery stores try to fill online orders, it’s getting easier to just shop inside
• Mike Gundy’s pandemic plan for Oklahoma State football roasted on social media
• DFW coronavirus patients are being treated with unproven hydroxychloroquine
• Two kids hurt in accidental shooting after 1-year-old finds gun in Fort Worth, police say
• Police arrest woman accused of threats to infest Dallas area Walmart with coronavirus
• A May start to the MLB season seems outrageous, but ‘we have to play this season’
• MLB mulls starting season in May with all games at empty Arizona ballparks, reports say
• Could the NFL’s virtual draft get hacked? Some teams are fearing the worst
• Baseball may be back as MLB considers starting season. But it will look very different
• ‘Oddball’ prehistoric mystery emerges in Louisiana: Decorated, abstract mud balls
• Where is our coronavirus leadership in Fort Worth?