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November 9, 2022

• Grady Spears is back, doing chicken-fried steak specials at a Fort Worth brewery
• Yes, Tarrant and Texas Republicans had a good election. Here’s what they should do next
• With Republicans’ sustained grip on Texas, what may be ahead for the Legislature?
• The high school football playoffs are here. Check out the preview for Fort Worth-area teams
• Chief fires Fort Worth police crisis team corporal charged with assaulting his wife
• Live updates: Tarrant County commissioner race in Precinct 4, Ramirez is in the lead
• Colleyville Heritage clinches spot in regional tourney and more from Fort Worth-area volleyball
• Live updates: Ken Paxton defeats Rochelle Garza in race for Texas attorney general
• Live updates: Dan Patrick defeats Mike Collier in race for Texas lieutenant governor
• Hippo’s ‘snooze bubbles’ at Texas zoo captivate internet. ‘You’re adorable Timothy’
• First rapist arrested under Molly Jane’s Law pleads guilty to Arlington sexual assault
• Tarrant County and Texas go for Greg Abbott over Beto O’Rourke in race for governor
• Live updates: Birdville school district $359.8 million bond partially passes
• Live updates: Candidates leading in Fort Worth-area’s state House and Senate races
• Fort Worth council rejects police advisory board, sinking key equity recommendation
• Open alcohol containers banned in Fort Worth’s popular West 7th entertainment district
• Man jailed in killing of 48-year-old in Dallas and fatal shooting of stopped motorcyclist
• Republican Phil Sorrells declares victory in Tarrant County District Attorney race
• Incumbents win in Tarrant County’s judicial races
• Live updates: Democrat Alisa Simmons wins Tarrant County commissioner race in Precinct 2
• In Congress, Fort Worth area incumbents win handily; Dallas sends Crockett to Congress
• Tim O’Hare defeats Deborah Peoples in race for Tarrant County judge
• Worker dies from electrocution outside polling place on Election Day, TX officials say
• PHOTOS: Vintage Armistice Day celebrations in Fort Worth from the 1930s, 1940s
• Arlington measure to increase mayor, city council term lengths has majority vote
• Houston and Belton area polls will be open until 8 p.m., delaying statewide results
• How do you know Democrats are losing midterms? They’re trotting out Nazi analogies
• Check out the state cross country results from across the Fort Worth-area
• Nothing imminent with Odell Beckham but Dallas Cowboys, players are clear: We want OBJ
• Dallas Cowboys RB Ezekiel Elliott returns to practice, plans to play vs. Packers
• Fort Worth takes another step toward slowing apartment growth in the Stockyards
• Think Tarrant County is Republican now? Just wait until O’Hare and Sorrells take over
• New student housing brings ‘renaissance’ to this east Fort Worth neighborhood
• Fort Worth adoption case that could erode tribal sovereignty goes before Supreme Court
• Tarrant County jail inmate dies in hospital’s ICU. He is the 10th death this year.
• Three races, three big losses for Beto O’Rourke. Will he please just go away now?
• ‘Yellowstone’ creator Taylor Sheridan in town for Fort Worth’s Lone Star Film Festival
• Meet the baby: Fort Worth Zoo welcomes western lowland gorilla to the troop
• The state did safety audits at 23 Fort Worth schools. Four needed corrective action
• Find out how cold it’ll get this weekend as weather systems move in
• It’s a new era in Tarrant County. Here’s what to expect from the new commissioners court
• No. 4 TCU Horned Frogs relish underdog role against Texas
• TCU takes advantage of upsets, moves up to No. 4 in College Football Playoff rankings
• Republicans, you can follow Donald Trump into the abyss or win elections. Choose wisely