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December 8, 2022

• Cowboy up! Here’s how to book tables for Reata restaurants at the Fort Worth rodeo
• Dallas police arrest 12-year-old in hit-and-run crash that killed 82-year-old woman
• Dallas Cowboys questionably kept troubled CB Kelvin Joseph, now they must trust him
• American Airlines expands Dallas-Fort Worth service to Monterey, California
• Servers and bartenders only received tips — not hourly pay — at Texas bar, feds say
• Is it time to mask up again in Tarrant County? Threat from COVID, RSV, flu may convince you.
• Woman killed in hit-and-run on Texas 183, Fort Worth police say
• 8-year-old girl injured in drive-by shooting at North Richland Hills home, police say
• How to check if your Texas driver’s license is Real ID-compliant
• TCU fans are captivated by the Hypnotoad. But what is it?
• Estas 2 ciudades del norte de Texas son el hogar de los cónyuges más infieles de EEUU
• El nuevo McDonald’s de Fort Worth no se parece a ninguno que hayas visto
• Wondering where to take out-of-town guests in Fort Worth this Christmas? Here’s a guide.
• Introducing the 2022 Fort Worth Star-Telegram high school volleyball all-area awards
• ‘He coaches like he played.’ Texas HS football legend Jonathan Gray is back at Aledo
• Gov. Greg Abbott bans TikTok on state phones and computers, citing cybersecurity risks
• Introducing the 2022 Fort Worth Star-Telegram high school volleyball all-area team
• New ‘spa-like’ Fort Worth Medical City planned under $1B initiative
• Athena Strand’s mom on mission to protect kids from ‘monsters wearing delivery uniforms’
• FedEx driver strangled 7-year-old Athena Strand after hitting her with van, warrant says
• Family asks Goodfellows for holiday help after spine injury puts father out of work
• I’ve watched Tarrant County grow and thrive. Here’s why I’m optimistic for its future
• A Texas Rangers fan can no longer blame this man for not spending money
• The story behind TCU Football’s Graveyard: A father, his son, and a dead patch of grass
• TCU QB Max Duggan is the only finalist with the numbers AND the story to win the Heisman