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April 9, 2020

• Abortion is not health care, and amid global coronavirus crisis, it’s not ‘essential’
• Hit-and-driver ran stop sign, then struck and killed Fort Worth motorcyclist, police say
• Governor Greg Abbott says golf courses are non-essential. So why are they still open?
• Fort Worth officer who cheered up sick children by dressing as superhero is arrested
• An elderly man is dead after being struck in a hit-and-run crash near south Fort Worth
• Aledo safety, who’s ranked No. 2 in the country, commits to national champion LSU
• 2 people critically injured in North Richland Hills house fire, authorities say
• Dallas man, 53, is 6th coronavirus death in Collin County; 29 new cases reported
• FDA says Texas church is selling a fake, and potentially deadly, coronavirus remedy
• Denton County confirms two more coronavirus deaths in Lewisville, 28 new cases
• Áreas rurales recurren al pasado para enfrentar efectos de la pandemia
• Legisladores buscan contener brote de coronavirus en procesadoras de carne
• Woman in her 60s is the 20th coronavirus death in Tarrant County, 8th in Fort Worth
• United Way assists Fort Worth-area agencies serving people during coronavirus crisis
• Coronavirus live updates April 9: Here’s what to know in the Dallas-Fort Worth area
• Two elderly men are Dallas County’s 21st, 22nd coronavirus deaths as cases spike again
• North Texas murder suspect out on bond arrested, accused in Denton robbery
• School worker who handed out laptops to Texas students tests positive for coronavirus
• Texas hospitals test for coronavirus with veterinary supplies repurposed by Texas A&M
• Fort Worth-area man on run after meth-fueled shooting, tire-tool beating, sheriff says
• LeBron, Luka Doncic — even NY Yankees — look different during coronavirus pandemic
• Grapevine reclaims piece of history as 114-year-old farmhouse moved for restoration
• Fort Worth’s transit buses keep rolling, while most people stay home for coronavirus
• Cyclist dies after hit-and-run by SUV near Fort Worth, authorities say
• Fort Worth-area Open Door Church handing out 65 tons of fresh food for Easter
• ‘Believe in your team.’ Arlington woman grateful after her recovery from coronavirus.
• God doesn’t demand we ignore coronavirus medical advice. Stay home for Easter, Passover.
• TCU going online-only for summer courses during coronavirus crisis, with a twist
• Three cheers for Mary Lou Reddick Public Library’s safe lending program
• Texas Motor Speedway will not host its June IndyCar race if fans cannot attend