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September 1, 2020

• Fort Worth needs a new police chief, again. Here’s what City Hall is looking for
• ‘Is the coronavirus a scam?’ School quiz question leads to pushback for Texas teacher
• Flash flood watch in effect in Fort Worth area as 3-6 inches of rain expected
• North Texas leaders denounce hateful letter threatening to shoot immigrant IT workers
• Man, around 22, killed in Fort Worth hit-and-run, police say; he was possibly homeless
• 7-month-old died from child abuse while in the care of North Texas man, police say
• Boyfriend beats girlfriend with bike tire after she rejects his proposal, TX cops say
• Arlington groups expect high turnout, low predictability in unusual city races
• From migas to tacos or Maryland crabcakes, this Fort Worth hangout near TCU has it all
• Are you missing those State Fair corny dogs? They’re at a fried chicken stand near you
• A bumpy landing for Beacon Cafe: Airport restaurant moves to 2nd location near Saginaw
• Tarrant County reports 4 more COVID-19 deaths, including an Arlington man in his 40s
• 29-year-old murder suspect arrested in Fort Worth apartment complex shooting death
• Arlington man arrested after crashing car into house, injuring homeowner, police say
• As COVID trends down, Tarrant health officials urge you to stay home for Labor Day
• Mom of 13-year-old who died at DFW football tryouts says his death was preventable 
• Dallas-Fort Worth high school football winners in Week 1 from Boyd, Rio Vista, Peaster
• Arlington schools say goodbye to UTA, hello to Globe Life Park for next 4-5 years
• Jerry Jones calls coronavirus pandemic lockdown a ‘people-person hell’
• Dallas Cowboys won’t announce fan capacity until opener, but will have ‘great crowd’
• Ezekiel Elliott believes the Dallas Cowboys’ season could be special. Here’s why
• North Texas volunteer firefighter dies battling California wildfires, officials say
• Coronavirus live updates Sept. 1: Here’s what to know in the Dallas-Fort Worth area
• As Fort Worth recovers from COVID, more of a partnership needed from state, mayor says
• Dallas County reports 19 COVID deaths, including 6 with no underlying health issues
• Texas student designed a sculpture to honor Vietnam veterans. Now it will be a memorial.
• Empty Net should have played for Dallas Stars, who blew a chance to clinch series
• Republicans like Texan Ron Wright must face responsibility for coronavirus failures
• TCU to open Big 12 football season as SMU game moved to Friday primetime slot
• The TCU I know is not a hotbed of racism. Its football fans are better than quotes
• For Texas Rangers, work toward a better future begins the day after doom and gloom
• 15-year-old electrocuted by exposed wires in motel pool, Texas police say