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November 22, 2021

• Dallas Cowboys’ Dak Prescott was no MVP candidate, elite difference-maker vs. Chiefs
• Dallas Cowboys fail to make statement against Kansas City Chiefs as offense sputters
• Find out why Grapevine calls itself the ‘Christmas Capital of Texas’
• Texas grid vulnerable to blackouts during severe winter weather, ERCOT estimates show
• Police: 3 teens killed in Sanger crash while fleeing law enforcement; 2 others survived
• Need health insurance? Here’s what to know about shopping for a plan on HealthCare.gov
• Woman found dead in her own backyard after trying to stop fighting dogs, Texas cops say
• These Fort Worth groups are helping those facing food insecurity during Thanksgiving
• Five kids were at home when 28-year-old woman was shot to death, Texas cops say
• Do Texans want Matthew McConaughey to run for governor? Here’s what a new poll found
• Student pilot dies in training ‘mishap’ at Texas base, Air Force says
• Video shows Fort Worth woman had no chance of getting away from hit-and-run truck
• ‘Monster’ game from rookie Micah Parsons not enough in Dallas Cowboys’ loss to Chiefs
• Vibe Taco brings updated menu, theme to a Tex-Mex restaurant near TCU in Fort Worth
• Tarrant County reports 10 COVID deaths over past 3 days, 180 new cases Monday
• Couple bilked woman suffering from dementia of $1,500 in Parker County, sheriff says
• North Texas school superintendent responds after students arrested, pepper-sprayed, tased
• Refugee Services of Texas seeking donations to help settle new North Texas arrivals
• Gary Patterson built TCU football through methods now unwelcome in sports | Opinion
• In case Sonny Dykes leaves SMU football for TCU, the Mustangs eye his replacement
• Dallas Cowboys defend Amari Cooper’s decision, won’t use it as an excuse | Opinion
• TCU falls to North Carolina; Fort Worth-area sisters match up in Maggie Dixon Classic
• Why Sonny Dykes is the perfect fit for what TCU is looking for in next coach | Analysis
• Texas gun shop defends ‘not guilty sale’ after Rittenhouse trial. ‘We are celebrating’