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July 30, 2020

• Wise beyond his years, Dallas Cowboys cornerback Trevon Diggs plans to start as rookie
• Dallas Cowboys will not offer season tickets at limited AT&T Stadium, only single game
• Fort Worth school officials move start date. Classes will be online-only for 4 weeks.
• Traveling 200 mph in a pandemic. Which would be safer: High-speed rail or Hyperloop?
• Tarrant County reports 8 more COVID deaths, including two Fort Worth men in their 40s
• After clarifying data error on COVID-19 deaths, Texas reports 322 deaths on Thursday
• Texas Rep. Louie Gohmert says he’ll take hydroxychloroquine as coronavirus treatment
• “Dreamed about this moment my whole life.” Nolan Catholic WR commits to Villanova
• Fort Worth school district celebrates high school, middle school scholar athletes
• Parker County Commissioners vote to keep Confederate statue
• Guess what? Cold front in Fort Worth-area forecast to bring chance of heavy rain, hail
• Dallas Co. passes 49,000 COVID cases; judge urges helping restaurants survive pandemic
• Arlington school district reaffirms decision to start the school year exclusively online
• A California startup with a coronavirus solution grows Fort Worth’s tech hub hopes
• Coronavirus live updates July 30: Here’s what to know in the Dallas-Fort Worth area
• Air Force sergeant returns home early, surprises Grand Prairie police officer husband
• Tarrant County officials warn of ‘elevated risk’ of West Nile virus this year
• Family: Texas Marine vet falsely accused of assaulting police sent to Russian prison
• ‘Don’t grab it:’ Video shows officer shoot armed man inside dark Fort Worth motel room
• Amid COVID-19 closures, this Haltom City resident continues to serve its seniors
• ‘I want to learn.’ Arlington unity council plans to study disparities, seek solutions.
• 2 men shot on South Stemmons Freeway in Dallas, police say
• Death penalty trial for Fort Worth home invasion murder suspect postponed until August
• Tarrant County Sheriff’s Office investigates homicide after man found shot to death
• Tarrant County jailer slammed inmate, causing broken cheek, collapsed lung, report says
• Doctors call out group for failing to include black physicians in top award
• AT&T Stadium loses two college games as AdvoCare Classic cancels, A&M-Arkansas moves
• How the Fort Worth area’s new high school coaches navigated the off-season amid COVID
• UIL announced plans for high school fall sports. Jamey Harrison explains why
• Aside from a few awful seats, Globe Life Field accomplishes what the Rangers wanted
• Why the Dallas Cowboys’ coronavirus season will be among the most difficult in the NFL
• As scheduling questions abound, the Big 12 cancels its virtual football media day
• Kneeling, a bulletproof vest and silence: How the NBA looked in the first game back
• Are Weatherford protesters racist or patriotic? Star-Telegram readers discuss
• These five Texas Rangers relievers could replace the injured Jose Leclerc at closer
• Texas Rangers offense’s big eighth inning overshadowed a key absence in the ninth
• Texas Rangers needed to rally to avoid another loss. The offense finally delivered.