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January 14, 2022

• Community members organize east Fort Worth Martin Luther King Jr. parade Saturday morning
• ‘Struggling in silence is not OK.’ Family of ex Boswell star, Rays staffer, mourn death
• With renewed sense of urgency, Dak Prescott is ready for Dallas Cowboys’ postseason
• Motorcyclist killed in three-vehicle crash in south Tarrant County, law enforcement says
• Keller school district asks community member volunteers to fill COVID staffing shortages
• Mesquite ISD closes schools until Jan. 20 amid COVID-19 cases surge for staff, teachers
• Spider-Man comic page debuting iconic villain sells for record price at Texas auction
• As New York, DC turn to vaccine passports, here’s why pandemic life is better in Texas
• Arlington’s esports stadium is changing management, and some other things too
• No, Keller’s city website can’t campaign for Greg Abbott. It’s wrong — and illegal
• Texas AG Paxton needs to follow the law and release his Capitol riot-related messages
• Dutch Bros Coffee near TCU opens, adding to growing number of Fort Worth locations
• Family of Fort Worth 6-year-old with cancer asks community for help celebrating birthday
• At the Fort Worth Stock Show, teen relishes tradition that’s stuck for 3 generations
• Fort Worth’s All-Western Stock Show Parade canceled due to strong winds expected Saturday
• Freezing temps, 50 mph wind gusts, chance of snow flurries in Fort Worth weekend forecast
• First time at the Fort Worth Stock Show & Rodeo? Here are a few things to know
• Oath Keepers founder Rhodes makes first court appearance after Capitol riot arrest
• What can $600,000 buy in Fort Worth’s real estate market? These 7 listings give an idea
• Mike McCarthy, hired by Dallas Cowboys for February football, is ready for playoffs
• Omicron is infecting staff and children at Tarrant County daycares. How many are closing?
• What to do in Fort Worth area this weekend: Stock Show and Rodeo, Kid Rock and more
• Birdville schools closed until Jan. 20 in response to COVID spread
• Fire at Hurst apartments sends two to hospital, damages two units
• Tarrant COVID hospitalizations decrease for first time since Dec. 21; 6,378 cases added
• Navigating dental care without insurance in Texas: Big bills and decaying teeth
• Following this winter gardening to-do list can reap rewards during the growing season
• Granbury lakefront development will have a hotel, homes, a park and restaurants
• Globe Life Field wants to become a college baseball destination. TCU likes the idea.
• Is TCU basketball a March Madness contender? Saturday will be telling
• Widow of Dallas Cowboys great Ralph Neely says his final years were destroyed by CTE