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August 14, 2020

• An officer may not answer your 911 call under a new plan for Fort Worth’s police
• Dallas Cowboys are beating the heat with ice pops
• Who ended Dallas Cowboys star DeMarcus Lawrence’s talk of COVID-19 opt out? His wife
• DFW’s top quarterback, nation’s best college recruit commits to the Texas Longhorns
• ‘These people are insane.’ Rallies, online posts promote fringe conspiracy fantasy ‘Q’
• Bedford mayor says new city manager is ‘the biggest hire this town has ever made’
• Group plans protest against Fort Worth school district’s COVID-19 online learning plan
• Fort Worth-area man who molested boy up to 20 times sentenced to 20 years in prison
• Fracking is expanding near Arlington homes, day care without council vote. Here’s why
• Texas is always a central character when this Fort Worth-area novelist tells a story
• Woman lied about being kidnapped in Fort Worth suburb, went to bars, police say
• Security guard shoots, kills woman in gunfire exchange at Dallas Motel 6, police say
• Fort Worth leaders establish new anti-violence program after 2019’s violent summer
• TCU to investigate its historic ties to racism, slavery amid recent pushes for change
• Fort Worth’s police monitor has made suggestions. Here’s the latest on citizen review
• COVID study cautious about fall projections in DFW despite decreased hospitalizations
• Amber Alert: Five South Texas children abducted by their parents found, officials say
• Dallas Cowboys say fans will be in pods for games at AT&T Stadium, masks required
• Amon Carter Museum showcases 2 new exhibits
• Vegan taquerias? They’re popping up in Fort Worth, including a new one near TCU
• Support local business, buy healthy food at this new Fort Worth-area farmers market
• Excessive heat warning in effect as temp in Fort Worth soars to record 106 on Friday
• Intoxicated driver hits, kills woman removing trash from Arlington median, police say
• U.S. Postal Service warns Texas some mail-in ballots may not arrive in time for election
• Dallas County preparing report on school return as high COVID cases, deaths persist
• Fort Worth school officials worry about the ‘COVID slide.’ Here’s what you should know.
• Coronavirus live updates Aug. 14: Here’s what to know in the Dallas-Fort Worth area
• COVID hospitalizations continue to drop in Tarrant County but new cases, deaths steady
• Can college football settle debate on managing risk in coronavirus pandemic? Play ball
• TCU football to have new opponent for season-opener as Tennessee Tech backs out
• TCU soccer, volleyball shift focus to Big 12 titles with no NCAA championships
• No tailgating, mandatory masks among TCU’s COVID-19 policies for football fans in 2020
• ‘A perfect fit.’ TCU football lands highly touted DE Watson out of Hutto
• Drug-dealing stripper wanted white supremacist gang to kill Texas roommate, feds say
• Thieves steal 150 pounds of brisket for cop’s funeral off smoker, Texas caterer says
• Judge shoots at husband’s girlfriend – and she was already suspended, Texas cops say