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July 21, 2021

• ‘No moral compass,’ Texas Republican says of group targeting him in congressional race
• 71-year-old Fort Worth woman inside her home injured in drive-by shooting, police say
• Former North Texas banker linked to missing teen pleads guilty to sexually abusing him
• Fort Worth police accused of excessive force in several ongoing civil cases
• Investigators determine explosion that leveled Plano house may have been intentional
• A pit bull that attacked a teenage girl in Fort Worth on Tuesday has been euthanized
• Dallas-Fort Worth resident claims $3 million prize in Texas Lottery scratch ticket game
• Man files excessive force lawsuit against ex-Fort Worth officer who shot him 5 times 
• Ballot lists 4 candidates for Bedford council seat. One has suspended his campaign
• Shooting that injured driver on I-30 in Fort Worth was a case of road rage, police say
• Breakfast, pizzas and a pool: How a Fort Worth restaurant became a mini dining resort
• Free touring exhibit at Grapevine Mills teaches families about ‘global water crisis’
• Dog bites girl, 14, in face in Fort Worth, authorities say; victim in serious condition
• Jerry Jones admits he ‘f----d it up’ with ex-Dallas Cowboys coach Jimmy Johnson
• Jerry Jones opens Dallas Cowboys training camp remorseful, appreciative and hopeful
• Woman goes on homophobic tirade while being kicked off DFW-bound flight, video shows
• A new Italian restaurant is coming to a downtown Fort Worth landmark
• Seemingly safe Republican incumbents under attack from right wing, including in Texas
• Emergency shelter order lifted following ‘chemical incident’ at Dow plant in Texas
• Jerry Jones always should have fired Tom Landry, and appeased Jimmy Johnson | Opinion
• Former TCU football coach, NFL assistant who spent time with Dallas Cowboys has died
• Ex-TCU sprinter Doc Patton talks Olympics, Usain Bolt’s record and Ronnie Baker
• Woman kicked off American flight for cursing at attendant. ‘We don’t tolerate that crap’
• ‘High-quality semen’ from dead Texas ocelot may revive endangered species, experts say