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May 25, 2022

• Live updates: 19 kids, 2 adults slain in Uvalde, Texas, school shooting
• Identifican alumnos y dos maestras como víctimas del tiroteo en una escuela de Uvalde
• Tiroteo en escuela de Uvalde, TX: Una cronología de la masacre que dejó 19 estudiantes muertos
• Mom says Cleburne teacher used a racial slur toward her son, treated him unfairly
• Beto O’Rourke’s confrontation at Gov. Abbott’s Uvalde press conference draws support, ire
• NRA Texas convention, a celebration of guns, 2nd amendment, bans weapons for Trump speech
• Suspect in custody after teenager shot multiple times in Fort Worth, police say
• Fort Worth area schools increase security in wake of the Uvalde shooting
• Are Texas teachers armed? And what role do school resource officers play in protecting students?
• Richardson high school student arrested after gun found in car; no injuries reported
• Texas serial rapist, murderer won’t face death penalty after appeal ruled in his favor
• ‘My precious angel you are loved so deeply’: How the Uvalde school massacre unfolded
• O’Rourke confronts Abbott in Uvalde: ‘It’s on you until you choose to do something’
• On eve of Colonial, Texas ex Jordan Spieth fired up to see Gary Patterson land with UT
• Uvalde gunman barricaded himself inside classroom, locked door and ‘began shooting’
• Head of Catholic Charities Fort Worth resigns, weeks after clash with bishop
• Fort Worth police corporal accused of impeding a relative’s breathing is arrested
• Should the U.S. have stricter gun laws? Polls show where Texans stand on reform
• Southern Baptists fell into same-old awful pattern on sex crimes: abuse, cover-up, denial
• Is the NFL finally serious about diversity? Show us by signing Colin Kaepernick
• Did somebody say martinis? A new French cafe is coming to Tanglewood and Fort Worth
• Texas has one of the most lenient gun laws in the country
• We can help prevent tragedies like Uvalde and still protect Texans’ gun rights. Here’s how
• It’s only one win but Dallas Mavericks believe they have blueprint to make history
• ‘We’ve got to be better.’ Uvalde school tragedy touches Dallas Cowboys coaches, players
• The many ways Texans can lend a hand to Uvalde shooting victims, families
• Student takes gun to Fort Worth middle school; police say no threats made, no injuries
• Tarrant County Sheriff’s Office apologizes for showing AR-15 photos at Fort Worth elementary school day after Uvalde shooting
• What do Texas’ candidates for governor plan to do about guns, mass shootings?
• Who’s really watching? Report finds remote learning platforms tracking kids in school
• Owner of viral Fort Worth home with driveway pool: ‘It’s not as weird as it looks!’
• Murder trial to begin for 1 of 2 suspects charged in Fort Worth officer’s shooting death
• After Uvalde shooting, a question to Texas lawmakers: What action are you taking next?
• Historic night for Fort Worth school district as girls play football at AT&T Stadium
• TCU baseball rallies to beat Baylor in Big 12 tournament opener, faces Texas Thursday
• TCU ex Tom Hoge enters Colonial believing his game is ‘trending in the right direction’
• ‘Still tough to swallow.’ J.J. Henry deserves one last shot at playing Colonial
• Trio of tornadoes surround home in eerie Texas video. ‘What my nightmares are made of’
• Uvalde native Matthew McConaughey: We must ‘rearrange our values’ after school shooting
• ‘Most difficult customer ever.’ Deaf woman upset by note on Dutch Bros Coffee receipt
• With wild disruption of Uvalde event, Beto O’Rourke proves again that it’s all about him