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October 28, 2021

• Want to know what crimes happened near you? The Star-Telegram crime map can help.
• Fort Worth police investigate pedestrian hit by car near Camp Bowie and Bryant Irvin
• Firefighter put food out for cats and dogs, but he was poisoning them, Texas cops say
• Haltom City police officer who worked with schools dies after long battle with COVID-19
• Could child care reforms work? Newest hire at this North Texas nonprofit believes so
• High schoolers forcibly strip teammate on bus as part of ‘tradition,’ Texas cops say
• Fatal crash closes westbound Interstate 30 to traffic for hours in Arlington, police say
• Dallas Cowboys’ CeeDee Lamb on spectacular TD catch vs. Vikings, Justin Jefferson
• Dallas Cowboys QB Dak Prescott looking good, but won’t yet say that he’ll play Sunday
• GoFundMe started for family of 11-year-old Fort Worth boy struck, killed on Loop 820
• Biden plan allocates billions for affordable housing. What does it mean for Fort Worth?
• Oncor responds to outages caused by strong winds, affecting over 117,000 North Texans
• Joshua high schools have more security after social media threats, school district says
• Shooting deaths of man, woman found in Fort Worth apartment ruled murder-suicide
• Fort Worth Botanic Garden to host Día de los Muertos event featuring food, live music
• Accused stalker arrested in Fort Worth shooting death of woman he tracked, mother says
• Here’s the next step in Fort Worth’s efforts to revitalize the Las Vegas Trail area
• As construction lags on JPS expansion, leaders look into more funding options
• In Fort Worth’s Como, celebration erupts as a car wash is demolished. ‘It’s a new day’
• Where do Texas’ and Tarrant County’s transplants hail from? Here are the top spots
• Texas Wesleyan football seeks first winning season since WWII. Now it needs a stadium.
• He was just happy to put the pads back on. Now Michael Onyemaobi is a starter for TCU.
• Texas AG Paxton steps in it on 2020 election, employee lawsuit. Had enough yet, GOP?
• Man killed in standoff after shooting at officers over overgrown lawn, Texas cops say