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March 4, 2022

• These 10 trips within an hour of Fort Worth offer a summer trip that won’t guzzle gas
• Fort Worth first responders welcome home 6-year-old cancer patient after St. Jude tests
• When will Fort Worth have an H-E-B? What we know about the Texas grocer’s expansion
• Fort Worth man convicted of wrong crime in 1997 continues fight for innocence
• 16-year-old girl shot, wounded at gas station in southwest Fort Worth, authorities say
• Tim McGraw and Faith Hill to perform in Arlington, and other events for your weekend
• From berries to llamas: Star-Telegram readers share their favorite day trips in Texas
• TAPPS state tournament recap: Bethesda girls, Covenant boys advance to championship game
• Frisco Memorial shoots lights out to eliminate 4-time champ Amarillo in state semifinal
• Get ready for a Texas showdown: Greg Abbott, Beto O’Rourke are different as can be
• Dallas Cowboys owner Jerry Jones absent from NFL Scouting Combine with medical issue
• If Dallas Cowboys move on from Amari Cooper, is CeeDee Lamb ready to be top WR?
• Former Dallas Hockaday preschool teacher sentenced to prison for child pornography
• One person possibly injured after UNT protest against student-organized event escalates
• East Loop 820 lanes reopen in Fort Worth after accident, police say
• Should Netflix, others pay Fort Worth taxes for the shows they stream to your screens?
• Third suspect accused in 2020 shooting death of Fort Worth man killed as he went to work
• When should you get a vaccine booster if you had COVID? How long does immunity last?
• Tarrant County reports 19 COVID deaths, fewest hospitalizations since July 7
• We know President Biden will discuss veterans in Fort Worth, but we don’t know much else
• Former PGA Tour golfer lists Texas home with soaring views for $5.5M. Take a look
• Flyfest returns to Trinity River with fishing and lots of other free fun for all ages
• Want to support Ukrainian people? Here are 5 tangible ways Texans can help from the USA
• Two Arlington restaurants fail health inspections, 18 require followups
• ‘Irate’ man shot wife in Parker County, then waited on porch with shotgun, sheriff says
• Argyle’s girls basketball bid for undefeated season falls shy as Eagles lose UIL semi
• Poetry, music & stories: Your guide to Women’s History Month 2022 in Dallas-Fort Worth
• Arlington restaurant removes ‘Russian’ from sign after threats, shows Ukraine solidarity
• Texas gas prices keep soaring. Now Russia’s war in Ukraine is pushing prices even higher
• UNT students’ reaction to conservative speaker shows how colleges are in deep trouble
• Fort Worth’s Van Cliburn piano competition had to address Ukraine. Its leaders got it right
• Here’s what may have swayed the Republican race for Tarrant DA — and it wasn’t Trump
• Fort Worth company owner donating body armor to Ukraine. How you can help
• Haltom City drive-by shooting that injured 4-year-old was over tax dispute, police say
• These small trees can provide big-time, colorful charm for your North Texas landscapes
• Fort Worth Public Market could get a second life as part of a senior living community
• After finding his jerseys, Arlington Heights retires A’Shawn Robinson’s numbers
• With new swing and approach, TCU baseball’s Tommy Sacco bounces back from 2021 slump
• TCU football assistant heads to L.A. Rams as Frogs look within for his replacement
• TCU basketball hangs tough, but foul trouble dooms it in loss at No. 6 Kansas
• Lauren Heard reflects on ‘huge reward’ by becoming TCU basketball’s all-time scorer
• TCU’s Dixon on late-game strategy in loss at KU: ‘I like our best guy going to the rim’
• Texas GOP crusaders were loud on social media, but that didn’t mean much in primaries
• Fugitive arrested in Mexico years after he was accused of killing ex in Texas, feds say
• Netflix tries to block child porn charges against controversial movie ‘Cuties’
• Woman shot in the back while driving in Texas, police say. ‘She can’t feel her legs’
• High school teacher shown in video slapping student is now arrested, Indiana cops say