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May 21, 2020

• Stalled by COVID, Houston Rodeo moves to Fort Worth. But you’ll have to watch on TV.
• Texas expands coronavirus testing at state-run psychiatric hospitals and living centers
• As drug feud unfolded in car, man shot dead with rifle in a Dallas suburb, police say
• UTA is waiving some student fees for summer classes because of coronavirus
• Aldon Smith says he is a better man and will be better player with the Dallas Cowboys
• The truth about Dak Prescott and the Dallas Cowboys’ last contract offer they made him
• Tarrant County reports 7 new COVID deaths; minorities make up majority of total deaths
• TCU examining different scenarios for fall semester amid coronavirus pandemic
• One of Fort Worth’s favorite taco shops is moving back into the Cultural District
• Showers, storms expected in Dallas-Fort Worth ahead of wet Memorial Day weekend
• Family of Fort Worth teen killed while skateboarding says ‘words can’t express grief’
• El equipo de Vaqueros de Fort Worth también se une al fútbol virtual
• North Texas man identified as victim in fatal weekend crash on Fort Worth highway
• Coronavirus live updates May 21: Here’s what to know in the Dallas-Fort Worth area
• Coronavirus could eat into Fort Worth budget for several years
• There’s just no excuse for how ADT let worker violate some Fort Worth-area customers
• Officer shoots man who pointed rifle following traffic accident in Dallas, police say
• Obie Bermúdez: Feliz de compartir su música en las redes sociales
• Drive-through coronavirus testing available at CVS locations across Dallas-Fort Worth
• $150K Facebook donation aims to keep Fort Worth-area students, families fed amid COVID
• Trump tweets about sending COVID money to Dallas for transit. What about Fort Worth?
• Colonial landed another big name, but a few international stars are backing out
• Arlington man fights COVID with 3D printer to create masks, shields for those in need
• Protestan tras muertes por COVID-19 en planta procesadora de carne
• Denton County reports most new coronavirus cases in almost 2 months
• Fort Worth tattooers, nail techs and others ‘going over the top’ to work around COVID
• Coronavirus survivor meets Fort Worth priest who may have helped save his life
• Fort Worth will close downtown homeless shelter. Where will people go?
• Texas driver’s license offices to soon reopen by appointment only for limited services
• Denton County offers drive-through coronavirus testing Friday at Trophy Club town hall
• Dallas County passes 200 coronavirus deaths, including 3 more long-term care residents
• Travelers flying to Texas no longer need to self-quarantine amid COVID, Abbott says
• Man stole ambulance from outside Fort Worth hospital while crew was inside, police say
• Lone Star Park is re-opening with live racing
• Debate over. LeBron The King > Jordan The Goat
• NCAA OKs voluntary workouts starting June 1, but that’s not the Big 12’s target date
• Graduations may give Texas Rangers a scouting report for how to open stadium to fans
• Millions of hydroxychloroquine users say it’s fine for them
• Women can’t lead prayers at council meetings, and Bible backs me up, Texas mayor says