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February 24, 2021

• ERCOT defends power outages amid Texas winter storm, says system was near collapse
• Susan Wright, wife of the late U.S. Rep. Ron Wright, announces bid for her husband’s seat
• Police believe no foul play in death of man whose body was found in Haltom City creek
• One old Fort Worth favorite makes a comeback; another remains unchanged, for now
• What to know about Tarrant County’s FEMA vaccination site in Arlington
• Kennedale denied by Dallas Pinkston in girls basketball regional quarterfinal round
• Mansfield Legacy, Byron Nelson win big to clinch spots in regional quarterfinals
• Joshua’s first boys basketball playoff game since 1982 ends in loss against North Forney
• Texas, don’t cut COVID vaccines for DFW as feds step up to inoculate underserved
• Tree dedication set to honor Fort Worth Star-Telegram reporter who died in 2020
• Iconic electronics store with location in Arlington announces sudden nationwide closings
• Texas church hosts ‘2020 election was stolen’ event with Capitol rioter as guest
• Will natural gas bills go up after Texas outages? Atmos Energy says not in ‘near term’
• Driver accused of killing 70-year-old man in Fort Worth parking lot, then fleeing scene
• Massive fire destroys abandoned east Fort Worth nursing home
• East Texas bank president stole $11 million with fake loans. Now she’s going to prison.
• JPS worked to get COVID-19 vaccines out during winter storm, but hundreds expired
• First they had ‘the COVID crazy.’ Winter storm deals more stress for Fort Worth students
• Tarrant County reports fewest COVID-19 hospitalizations since November; 11 more deaths
• Texas Gov. Greg Abbott says ‘the system broke’ following winter storm, power outages
• Like Tony Romo before him, Dak Prescott must drive contract talks with Dallas Cowboys
• These 3 Texas Rangers may have been ’2020-ed’ but aren’t using COVID-19 as an excuse
• TCU’s Jamie Dixon offers blunt assessment on program: ‘We’re not where we need to be’
• ‘Justice has to be served,’ says mom of teen brothers killed in Houston car meet crash
• Texans can now expect a mass die-off of plants due to extreme cold, experts say