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June 2, 2022

• Listen up, parents! NFL tackle, other pros giving kids free camp at Arlington school
• 1 person injured in shooting at west Fort Worth apartments; SWAT units respond, police say
• Fort Worth man tells police he and his wife shot each other; woman dies, man hospitalized
• Argument between children escalates to shots fired among parents, Fort Worth police say
• Trial set for 13-year-old boy accused in killing of 6-year-old cousin in River Oaks
• Your electric bill is sure to rise with Texas summer heat. Here’s how to keep costs down
• Beto O’Rourke shares plan to protect kids, limit gun access in wake of Uvalde shooting
• Elon Musk is right to bring workers back to the office, wrong to suggest remote work is lazy
• Fort Worth Little Caesars Pizza shut down due to insects, mold, unsanitary conditions
• Aledo returns to state softball tournament, ready to take care of unfinished business
• State Ridge! How Mansfield Lake Ridge made softball history to the state tournament
• Dallas Cowboys, NFL donate $400,000 to support families of Uvalde school tragedy
• There was much more to Marion Barber than his bruising Dallas Cowboys career
• ‘Most incredible 2-yard run ever.’ Marion Barber’s famous plays shared to celebrate life
• Former Dallas Cowboys coach Bill Parcells recalls Marion Barber as a nearly perfect player
• Marion Barber claimed police profiling in April. ‘Small injustices are being taken.’
• Dallas man exonerated of 1982 aggravated child sexual assault after new investigation
• Texas senator: Uvalde school police chief didn’t know of 911 calls during shooting
• Biden aims too high on guns. Texas GOP can go a better way — if party activists allow it
• More than $5 million in art, including ancient Greek pieces, destroyed at Dallas museum
• Texas’ Louie Gohmert lashes out at gun reform debate. ‘You don’t think we have hearts?’
• Marion Barber’s family doesn’t know cause of death, but says brain won’t be studied for CTE
• Uvalde shooting was one more blow to parents’ hopes that they can control kids’ lives
• City of White Settlement buys former Ridgmar Farmers Market in military crash zone
• Van Cliburn inspired his family for two generations. Now he’s the first to perform
• Readers’ Choice nominees: 13 breweries among Fort Worth favorites for local craft beer
• Woman swept away, killed by floodwaters that broke husband’s legs in North Texas ravine
• Man arrested, charged with burglarizing southwest Tarrant County business
• Amber Alert discontinued early Thursday for missing 3-month-old boy out of Spring, Texas
• What to do when the power goes out in the Texas heat?
• Protesters gather outside Watauga church as it speaks out against Pride Month
• George P. Bush never really had a shot against AG Ken Paxton in GOP runoff. Here’s why
• Why does Texas lack qualified teachers? Maybe they don’t want to get shot to death
• Before he led Boston Celtics to NBA Finals, Ime Udoka was top pick of Fort Worth’s pro team
• Coroner’s report on former Dallas Cowboys RB Marion Barber should include the word ‘football’
• Teen records Texas man groping her on flight, feds say. Now he’s going to prison
• Are police required to protect people during mass shootings? The legal answer is no