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August 4, 2020

• Woman shot in the chest unintentionally during drug deal in Fort Worth, police say
• Worried about COVID-19 at the dentist? Dental workers say offices are even safer now
• Business owner spent COVID-19 relief money on Lamborghini, strip clubs, feds say
• Tarrant County sees good news in COVID data, but braces for spike when school starts
• Teen shot in abdomen in east Fort Worth, police say
• Two killed in fiery traffic accident on I-20 identified as Parker County residents
• Three arrested after drive-by shooting reported in south Fort Worth, police say
• What’s worse than COVID-19? Stroke or heart attack. ERs are safe if you have symptoms
• ‘It made me upset,’ says Fort Worth gunshot victim who chased suspect with baseball bat
• COVID hasn’t hit these 4 Texas counties, where ‘social distancing is kind of the norm’
• Man shot woman dead in apartment before shooting himself, police say; toddler uninjured
• Tarrant County nears 400 COVID deaths with five more Tuesday, passes 30,000 cases
• Carroll school district fine-tuning plan to address racial, cultural bias
• Dallas Cowboys WR Amari Cooper excited about offense, addition of rookie CeeDee Lamb
• A free quart of margaritas? It’s true. Here’s where to find Hatch chile takeout deals
• From steaks to soufflés, here’s where to book a table for DFW Restaurant Week
• Coronavirus live updates Aug. 4: Here’s what to know in the Dallas-Fort Worth area
• Fort Worth residents demand action on policing as city council locks in union deal
• Girl, 4, found her grandmother’s gun and shot herself in Fort Worth, authorities say
• Abbott stresses Texas school boards are best to set reopenings of classrooms amid COVID
• One man critically injured after house explodes in south Fort Worth neighborhood
• Fort Worth Police Department doesn’t follow policies consistently, expert review finds
• Leader of white nationalist hate group, 2 others arrested in Weatherford 
• Man who pointed sniper rifle at crowd at Weatherford protests arrested, deputies say
• Missing elderly couple last known to be driving van in Fort Worth found safe, authorities say
• After missing group with car, man made turn and hit, killed Arlington teen, police say
• Dallas County’s second-deadliest COVID day pushes count over 700 deaths, 52,000 cases
• Lake Worth grateful to start fall athletic practices on ‘even playing field’ amid COVID
• Fort Worth extends face mask order through August amid coronavirus pandemic
• Arlington term-limit committee is nothing but an effort to overturn an election
• TCU football leaning toward FCS opponent for season opener
• TCU football coach apologizes for ‘unacceptable’ use of racial slur
• 201 pounds of pork found stuffed in belly of old pickup at Texas-Mexico border, feds say
• What’s the problem with the police? Start with the negative reporting about them
• Time in shortened season could be running out for struggling Texas Rangers players