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April 21, 2022

• Fort Worth-based Bobby Bragan Award adds three more Texas players to its watch list
• Fort Worth school board candidate questions opponent’s eligibility, residency
• North Texas man pleads guilty to 2017 murder of 14-year-old Bedford girl
• City, families suing Dallas church, organizers after shooting at unauthorized concert
• Warrants: Brothers, 18 and 20, charged in White Settlement armed robbery
• Police investigate ‘inappropriate behavior’ of substitute teacher, Grand Prairie ISD says
• Fan poll: Fort Worth-area high school girls soccer player of the year from Benbrook
• Two Fort Worth restaurants cited for live roaches in recent health inspections
• Here’s where a Fort Worth BBQ favorite might move next. Also: new BBQ in Roanoke
• So you want hotter chicken? Here’s where to find the hot stuff around Fort Worth
• ‘We’re not going to sugarcoat this.’ Students, faculty grapple with TCU’s racist past.
• 1 Arlington restaurant closed, another fails in recent health inspections
• Yes, it has been windier in North Texas. Here’s why.
• Six Flags Over Texas makes historic personnel change, lays out summer plans
• Woman held against her will in Fort Worth storage unit, police say
• Grapevine kicks off 4-week music series Friday as prelude to Main Street Fest
• North/east Fort Worth district has 4 choices for City Council. Here’s our recommendation
• Baffled how to vote on confusing property-tax proposals? Here’s our recommendation
• Woman drops paternity lawsuit against Jerry Jones, but requests DNA testing
• Dallas cartel group leader sentenced to 16 years for drug, money laundering crimes
• Fort Worth woman who hit, killed cyclist in Grand Prairie in 2018 sentenced to 12 years
• Tackle baseball? Video of Weatherford College pitcher leads to suspensions for both teams
• Up to 3 inches of rain expected in Dallas-Fort Worth this weekend. Here’s the forecast
• County mental health agency faces staffing crisis in caring for vulnerable residents
• 11 plead guilty in $300 million health care fraud case in Texas that included kickbacks
• Art in the Square returns for its 22nd year in Southlake Town Square this weekend
• Free parking and discounted transportation options: What to know ahead of ArtsGoggle
• ‘Old-fashioned home-cooking’: How this fried chicken place won Readers’ Choice bracket
• A Como community staple: This place offers mouthwatering home cooking, soul food
• ‘Made with lots of love’: This south side restaurant’s fried chicken stands the test of time
• Joe Rogan takes on cancel culture, Will and Jada, and gender roles at Fort Worth show
• TCU spring football game another chance for a QB to get a ‘leg up’ on competition
• TCU basketball’s Jamie Dixon surprised by Jay Wright’s sudden retirement
• College students are learning all the wrong lessons about free speech on campus
• No PGA Tour player should want any part of the new Saudi-backed LIV Golf Series
• He used 100 social media accounts to cyberstalk woman who rejected him, feds say
• Woman’s cellphone video shows friend accidentally shoot her in the head, TX cops say
• Dazzling $8.8M estate can make even the wildest of waterfront dreams come true in Texas
• The unconventional design of house for sale in Michigan is captivating. Take a look