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May 19, 2020

• John Walsh, who led Denton Guyer to two state championships, hired at San Marcos
• Dallas Cowboys partially open facility; what about moving games from LA to Arlington?
• ‘Your homeboy’ Roger B. Brown, pioneering sportswriter at the Star-Telegram, has died
• John Wooten applauds Roger Goodell, NFL for Rooney Rule tweaks, new diversity efforts
• This Fort Worth restaurant serves steaks for less than $15. But watch meat prices
• All Texas voters eligible to vote by mail amid coronavirus, federal judge rules
• 4 children develop inflammatory syndrome linked to COVID-19, Fort Worth hospital says
• Fort Worth-area Memorial Day ceremonies canceled over coronavirus
• The first Zoom jury trial: Texas jurors use phones, iPads from sofas and a backyard
• Lockheed reduces hours for employees to avoid layoffs amid COVID supply delays, reps say
• Phony business owner tried to steal $5 million in coronavirus aid in Texas, feds say
• Fort Worth approves $10M small business grant program, but one councilman’s against it
• Fort Worth-area woman loses civil rights battle over disability complaint 
• Dallas County reports ‘our most deadly day’ of pandemic, 225 new coronavirus cases
• Man accused of stomping uncle to death said he ‘tried to walk up on me,’ warrant says
• Fort Worth police create violent crime task force in response to park shooting
• Coronavirus live updates May 19: Here’s what to know in the Dallas-Fort Worth area
• The Cowtown to hold Blast from the Past virtual run and distance training program
• Fort Worth’s Pier 1 Imports is going out of business. Stores will reopen to liquidate
• ADT employee spied on hundreds of Dallas-Fort Worth families for 7 years, company says
• Teen hit, killed by car after falling off skateboard on Fort Worth street, police say
• Another top-ranked golfer is coming to Fort Worth next month
• Time for economic recovery, finding ‘new normal’ with COVID, Tarrant County judge says
• Fort Worth’s JPS Hospital resuming non-emergency surgeries, services amid coronavirus
• Fort Worth-area gyms aim to keep facilities clean as customers get sweaty again
• James Taylor-Jackson Browne concert tour is back on. Fort Worth stop will be in 2021.
• UIL plans to begin summer strength and conditioning in June for high school athletes
• Fort Worth reports 7 more coronavirus deaths, most for Tarrant County in 18 days
• Fort Worth man threw 400-person, coronavirus-themed parties because he was ‘bored’
• Horse racing on verge of returning to Lone Star Park, but will fans be allowed?
• Texas Lt. Gov. Dan Patrick needs to be the first fan back at sporting events
• Big 12 has looming decision on when to allow football players back on campus
• Texas Rangers’ prep work for the 2020 MLB season could take them to a familiar place
• Globe Life Field isn’t open for baseball, but fans can still go inside. Here’s how.
• I opposed entrance fees at the zoo. I won’t make that mistake with the Botanic Garden
• 7-foot gator spotted catching some rays on Texas beach – take a look
• Chuck E. Cheese’s pizza in disguise? Children’s restaurant tries selling pies incognito
• ‘A daunting track.’ Concern building for IndyCar’s opener at Texas Motor Speedway