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July 29, 2020

• Dallas Cowboys rookie Tyler Biadasz says Mike McCarthy’s focus has been safety first
• For patio dining and plenty of room, here are three Tex-Mex restaurants in Fort Worth
• Weatherford police didn’t show up to report of armed protesters for 40 minutes, texts show
• Texas Rep. Kay Granger is in quarantine after colleague tested positive for COVID
• TABC suspends Dallas-Fort Worth bars that opened for COVID rules protest last weekend
• Coronavirus live updates July 29: Here’s what to know in the Dallas-Fort Worth area
• Fort Worth school leaders want to hear from you during emergency meeting about reopening
• Texas GOP congressman Louie Gohmert, who shunned masks, tests positive for COVID-19
• Dallas County’s Wednesday coronavirus record death total shocking and ‘somber reminder’
• Tarrant County reports most new coronavirus cases in more than 2 weeks, 6 more deaths
• Fort Worth ISD says it has not decided whether to open with online or in-person classes
• Local Lions Club hosts gratitude dinner for Fort Worth officers assigned to protests
• Some Fort Worth-area schools announce their return plans. Here’s who did and didn’t.
• After George Floyd killing, Fort Worth’s next police chief should be proven reformer
• ‘I’m done.’ Entire Texas fire department quits in clash over medical emergencies
• Grapevine officer shoots 4 rounds at stolen pickup truck driven by teen, police say
• Gunshot victim walked into Fort Worth fire station after shooting, police say
• What is a parklet? Find out when Mansfield adds them to boost foot traffic downtown
• Weatherford mayor asks county to set a date to remove Confederate statue
• Mansfield ISD renews plan offering option between virtual and in-person education
• After more positive West Nile virus samples, Tarrant County expanding spray areas
• Arlington term limits group nears proposal, as initiative leader makes case elsewhere
• Facing rapid development, Arlington plans measures to preserve trees ‘unique’ to city
• Fort Worth driver accused of running stop sign faces manslaughter charge in death
• Fort Worth game rooms are being inspected, with more than 35 employees arrested
• In west Fort Worth, a steakhouse is closed and three barbecue restaurants have left
• Texas reports single-day record coronavirus deaths, most new cases in a week
• 3 Tarrant County detention officers arrested, 1 accused of aggravated assault
• Trump policies are helping Texas economy recover, while Biden would crush energy jobs
• Texas football looking at 25% capacity for home games. Will others follow suit?
• The COVID challenge rises as TCU football puts pads on Friday amid possible disruptions
• Huge ‘Defund the Wall’ street mural gets approval in a Texas border town
• Dallas Mavericks call new sexual assault allegation report ‘one-sided and incomplete’
• Naked man chasing woman’s car dies after campus police tase him, Texas cops say
• Texas judge starts petition to keep schools named after Confederate general
• These four reasons contributing to Texas Rangers’ woes, hitting coach Luis Ortiz says
• Changes to Texas Rangers’ batting order fail to make offense any better vs. Arizona