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July 2, 2020

• Arlington’s Martin High wants to remove Native American mascot. Some petition to keep it
• Heat wave, humidity expected to continue through Fourth of July weekend in Fort Worth
• Tarrant County COVID hospitalizations hit new high as cases pass 13,000; 2 more deaths
• As coronavirus cases surged, Texas’ contact tracing workforce shrunk
• Dallas County COVID case count soars past 22,000 with Thursday’s record high; 7 deaths
• La familia Guillén exige al Congreso que investigue la muerte de la soldado
• Fort Worth Bike Share hacked, users’ credit card info and names possibly compromised
• Fort Worth voter raises concerns about polling place safety as COVID-19 cases spike
• Notorious criminal group hacks Fort Worth agency, holding data for ransom, experts say
• Boyfriend shot pregnant woman dead, police say. Wallet beside her held twins’ sonogram.
• Arlington’s award-winning information effort can counter attacks on local control
• Want to report fireworks? Use this non-emergency hotline, not 911, authorities say
• How could Hurtado Barbecue in Arlington get any better? How about late-night tacos?
• TCU investigating alleged racist behavior, posts from members of family with school ties
• Raise a glass: Texas drinks-to-go rules make a bit more sense, thanks to this change
• 82-year-old woman, daughter arrested after dead cats found in Fort Worth home
• Ana Ortiz rompe los estereotipos de madre latina en ‘Love, Victor’
• Con historia y actuaciones impecables, ‘Tomasso’ es un viaje de introspección
• Coronavirus live updates July 2: Here’s what to know in the Dallas-Fort Worth area
• Una receta para sanar relaciones
• Man found dead on the ground after 2 shots heard in southeast Fort Worth, police say
• Woman killed in Fort Worth drive-by shooting died in front of her children, sister says
• Are tougher COVID restrictions needed? Other cities think so, but not Fort Worth area
• Southlake Carroll setter commits to dream school, beach volleyball at Southern Cal
• UIL recommending schools suspend summer workouts in anticipation of July 4th weekend
• Dallas County officials expect 1,000 COVID-19 cases Friday, blowing past the record
• Goal for Dallas Mavericks and Luka Doncic should not be an NBA championship
• SEC fails Texas A&M as Aggies are hit with NCAA probation
• ‘The Bachelor’ host helps unveil TCU football stadium’s east-side expansion virtually
• NFL legend is assisting in the fight to change name of these Texas high schools
• I know TCU’s leadership, and Fort Worth is lucky to have it
• Spring 2.0 has arrived for the Texas Rangers. It won’t be anything like a normal camp.
• Much has happened since Rangers spring camp was canceled in March. Here’s a refresher
• How TMS plans to handle Gov. Abbott’s mask mandate when it welcomes fans back in July