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February 18, 2022

• Buying a home in Fort Worth is tough these days. How to make your bid successful.
• Fort Worth school board moves meetings to new location, ends livestreams
• Lt. Gov. Dan Patrick wants to end tenure for new hires, revoke tenure for teaching CRT
• Tarrant County College board places Chancellor Giovannini on paid administrative leave
• Fort Worth serial killing suspect indicted on fourth murder charge
• Fire, rain and ice: Weather forecast for North Texas into next week looks crazy
• Guilty verdict in Tyler Skaggs’ death draws mixed reaction on Eric Kay’s punishment
• Tarrant reports 23 COVID deaths, first positive test rate increase in a month
• Paul McCartney playing Dickies Arena in Fort Worth as part of 13-city ‘Got Back’ Tour
• What’s next for Farrington Field? DFW urban planning experts suggest a path forward.
• Former Tarrant chief medical examiner accused of driving business into bankruptcy
• Fort Worth’s Central Library hits the market as the city looks to consolidate property
• ‘College Day’ visit in Dallas turns into college acceptance for Fort Worth ISD students
• Crime map shows 882 offenses recorded in Fort Worth from Feb. 6 to Feb. 12
• Tarrant’s COVID hospitalizations, case rates continue to decline despite 27 more deaths
• Teen charged with killing 11-year-old who went outside to get jacket, Texas cops say
• Ever had your pay doubled 9 months into a job? Fort Worth council’s request boggles the mind
• Mother separated from kids clings to branch as she struggles in Rio Grande, agents say
• Black ownership is solid step, but it won’t solve NFL’s racism problem for coaches
• Brighten your day with a colorful visit to ‘Butterflies in the Garden’ in Fort Worth
• Map: The growing burden of housing costs in Tarrant County
• As Fort Worth rents soar nearly 20%, here’s where you’ll pay the most in Tarrant County
• New in town? These tips might save you money when apartment hunting in Fort Worth
• Map: Where apartment rents are rising the fastest in the Fort Worth region
• One injured in central Fort Worth shooting Thursday night, police say
• Girls basketball recap (2/17): Argyle remains undefeated and more from Fort Worth area
• Top 50 Fort Worth-area high school softball players entering the 2022 season
• Interfaith service scheduled Monday to bring Colleyville together for healing
• Famous Lockhart was murdered in 2005. Fort Worth police need help finding his killer.
• 1 Arlington restaurant closes, another scores poorly in recent health inspections
• Why are so many Fort Worth-area restaurants closing? (It’s not that tough to explain)
• What is critical race theory? Is it being taught in Texas schools?
• Haltom City leaders banking on new city hall to boost future economic development
• Dan Patrick’s big week: Endangering his own voters’ ballots, threatening UT on race theory
• We sent readers’ Wordle strategies and hacks to a linguistics expert. He had thoughts.
• Putting your home on the market? Here’s how to go about it
• After another harsh Texas winter storm, it’s time to tidy up your landscapes for spring
• Preschooler helps police find missing 65-year-old with Alzheimer’s, Arkansas cops say
• Fort Worth schools’ obsession with equity isn’t helping kids learn to read or do math
• Fort Worth’s elected leaders, not a separate panel, should answer for City Council districts
• 40-plus candidates in 17 races: What we learned recommending candidates in Texas primaries
• TCU Horned Frogs at Baylor Bears: Basketball lineups, TV, time, score prediction
• TCU football: DE Landyn Watson cancels transfer request
• TCU AD irked by CFP not expanding, ‘no reasonable argument’ to stay at four teams
• A new era of TCU baseball gets underway Friday as the 2022 season opens in Arizona