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June 28, 2022

• Pregnant woman shot several times in possible east Fort Worth home robbery, police say
• Police: Drug deal gone wrong led to fatal shooting of innocent bystander in Burleson
• Arlington ministry student on his way to pick up mom killed by suspected drunken driver
• Man eating Big Mac at Texas checkpoint was suspicious. Feds say he was smuggling meth
• Southlake to spend more than $3 million to build ‘destination’ pickleball complex
• Fort Worth’s Leon Bridges shows Panther City pride to massive Glastonbury crowd in UK
• Security guard arrested in connection to woman’s fatal shooting at Dallas strip club
• Abortions up to six weeks of pregnancy can temporarily resume in Texas, judge rules
• Two construction workers buried alive after 20-foot trench collapses, Texas cops say
• At least 50 people dead after dozens of migrants found inside 18-wheeler in San Antonio
• Tarrant County juvenile crime hearings on YouTube racked up $9,000 in ad revenue
• Tarrant County settles lawsuit with woman who claimed she was fired after becoming pregnant
• Fort Worth brewery cooking up hot dog water flavored seltzer
• Fort Worth police locate missing 11-year-old girl
• Fort Worth architect firm to help design a new Uvalde elementary school at no charge
• Denton to vote on protecting reproductive freedom in wake of Supreme Court decision
• Butt family, H-E-B donate $10 million to replace Robb Elementary School in Uvalde after mass shooting
• One dead in southern Tarrant County crash Tuesday morning
• Cartel-orchestrated shooting outside Chili’s was a murder-for-hire plot, Texas cops say
• Removal of judge in ex-Fort Worth officer’s murder case expected to delay trial for months
• No serious injuries reported after bus with 48 children on board crashes in Fort Worth
• ‘I don’t feel safe in this world,’ Fort Worth officer’s widow says before killer sentenced
• Ex-reality star Josh Duggar moved to Dallas-area prison for child pornography sentence
• Here are the 2022 dates for DFW Restaurant Week. (Hint: The deals last a month.)
• Women still have plenty of choices after Roe. Will they look at motherhood differently?
• Tarrant County issues burn ban ahead of the Fourth of July weekend
• Charming home from HGTV’s ‘Fixer Upper’ lists for $430,000 in Texas. Check it out
• Texas is forcing women to give birth, so it better force the men to pay up, too
• You have to be pretty obtuse to think Cornyn endorsed segregation in tweet on Roe v. Wade