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May 31, 2022

• $3 million will help transform this former KKK hall in Fort Worth into center for healing
• ‘Long’ Jim White, co-host of Dallas-Fort Worth’s Lone Star 92.5 morning show, is retiring
• Arlington man arrested, faces manslaughter charge after woman killed on I-30 in Fort Worth
• Murder trial delayed in Fort Worth officer’s death after suspect swallows razor blade
• Most of Texas’ new teachers are career changers. Here’s why that matters.
• Colonial again stands the test of time while testing the world’s best golfers
• Fort Worth woman also killed in crash that took life of ex-TCU football star Jeff Gladney
• Two men arrested, charged in connection with Parker County stabbing death in May
• ‘Very angry’: Uvalde locals grapple with school police chief’s role in shooting response
• 3 North Texas teens arrested after kicking in doors to homes for TikTok challenge: police
• $300,000 in scholarships given to Fort Worth high school grads by Rainwater Foundation
• Dallas Korean hair salon shooting victims’ families raising money for medical expenses
• Justice Department probe could shed light on police time lapse in Uvalde shooting deaths
• How Micah Parsons has motivated and re-energized Dallas Cowboys DE DeMarcus Lawrence
• Showers, storms in the forecast for North Texas through Friday
• Governor issues disaster declaration in Uvalde to expedite assistance to the community
• Fort Worth’s favorite brewery: Here’s the winner of the Star-Telegram Readers’ Choice
• Former TCU football standout Jeff Gladney was on the upswing as his life ended
• ‘So young, so precious.’ Teammates, friends mourn death of former TCU star Jeff Gladney
• If Texas women are forced to give birth, men who impregnated them need to pay up, too
• Human smuggler fleeing border patrol shoves migrant from car, runs him over, feds say