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July 13, 2020

• Arlington apartment complex gets a makeover. Will it start a neighborhood turnaround?
• Women say life is ‘like a scary movie’ as coronavirus spreads in Fort Worth prison
• Those ‘Berry Best’ beans have a new home just off Loop 820, plus a bigger BBQ menu
• Another major event canceled: Texas’ biggest wine party shuts down due to coronavirus
• Bodies of Fort Worth teens recovered in river near Possum Kingdom Lake dam
• Coronavirus live updates July 13: Here’s what to know in the Dallas-Fort Worth area
• Dallas County reports 1,114 new coronavirus cases, six new deaths
• Tarrant County reports 322 new coronavirus cases, no new deaths
• Second teen arrested, accused in June murder in north Fort Worth neighborhood
• 1 dead after 13-year-old driver hits adults, kids in strollers near Dallas, police say
• UT Arlington has eyes on fall reopening, expects more coronavirus cases on campus
• Forensic evidence leads to arrest of Fort Worth man in murder of Cleburne woman
• Army of biting ants converges atop historic bell tower in Texas to mate, video shows
• North Texas school district gives students choice, voice in summer reading challenge
• Fort Worth developer worries ‘predatory’ investor is using COVID to seize luxury hotel
• TCU still undecided on tuition costs for online courses amid coronavirus pandemic
• Deadline draws near with Dallas Cowboys risking facing future minus Dak Prescott at QB
• Injury thwarts ex-Cowboy Tony Romo’s bid to 3-peat at American Century Championship
• Young Lewisville couple apparently die from carbon monoxide poisoning, police say
• Our Election Day recommendations: No on Fort Worth crime tax, West in Senate runoff
• American Airlines reaches out to Texas Sen. Ted Cruz for not wearing a COVID face mask
• TCU’s scramble for an opponent to replace Cal game includes Alabama and Texas A&M
• 30 years later, Dallas Mavericks’ TV voice nears his college degree
• Washington Redskins are no more. But a trademark hobbyist snatched up the good names
• Shin-Soo Choo to let fate decide Rangers future. For now, he’s happy playing baseball.
• Do MLB, Texas Rangers really want the risk that comes with fans at Globe Life Field?
• University of Texas making changes after Black athlete demands; football field renamed
• What Texas GOP’s summer squabbling may mean for Democrats’ efforts to turn state blue