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August 12, 2022

• Mineral Wells heckler says he was laughing at Beto O’Rourke, not Uvalde shooting
• Richland Hills officers fatally shoot armed suspect near North Richland Hills, police say
• As kids head back to school, encourage them to dream big, even though times are hard
• Damning audit of Tarrant juvenile detention crowding blames ‘ghost’ judges, DA office
• Parker County DA recovers $18K in stolen church money from ex-employee’s bank account
• Woman fires warning shot after boyfriend assaults her, then kills him, Texas cops say
• Fort Worth police investigate several violent crime incidents Friday morning; 2 injured
• Beto O’Rourke vows to ‘fight for your rights’ during campaign speech in Fort Worth
• Top esports players in Fort Worth treat championship like a video game ‘instead of a job’
• Beto tells rural Texans Gov. Abbott takes them for granted: ‘He’s sleeping on you all’
• Will Tarrant County’s first H-E-B use a self-checkout that weighs carts?
• Share your thoughts on this new school year
• Texas man dies after chugging unknown fluid when jury convicts him of child sex assault
• Texas man charged with using drone to deliver drugs, contraband to prison in Fort Worth
• Free backpacks, school supplies at six events in the Fort Worth area this weekend
• Texans on Medicare will get relief from high drug prices when this law goes into effect
• Home of Super Bowl champion Earl Thomas destroyed in massive fire, Texas officials say
• Large planned community with lake, boardwalk and future restaurants coming to DFW
• Agent suspended after fight with woman yelling slurs at TX airport, Spirit Airlines says
• Parent thwarts suspected kidnapping attempt at North Richland Hills school, police say
• She was brutally killed in 1988. Fort Worth police have reopened her cold case.
• White Settlement police arrest man with machete walking down road toward elementary school
• ‘We’re Not Gonna Take It’ as a Beto O’Rourke anthem? Dee Snider offers an all-star band
• ‘You are in control.’ Walking trail, app-based exhibit features Fort Worth artists
• Clarence Hill’s five Dallas Cowboys who are on the roster bubble
• At Fort Worth’s Isis Theatre, you get to pick the movie — as long as you get there first
• Clarence Hill’s top surprises at Dallas Cowboys training camp
• Keller police tackled, handcuffed 12-year-old with Nerf gun and erased body cam, suit says
• Beto O’Rourke urges common ground in Fort Worth Rotary Club address
• Invasive critters that can lay 1,000 eggs at a time are found in Texas. What to know
• Tarrant’s top property tax appraiser is suspended after failing to notify board of complaints
• A Watauga church says gay people should die. The community united to fight back.
• Follow this to-do list to revive your North Texas landscape ravaged by the summer heat
• Versatility, toughness key an improved TCU offensive line
• Three-star athlete joins TCU’s Top 25 recruiting class
• The country needs help with inflation, energy, but Biden bill gives us more taxes, IRS agents
• Fort Worth ISD teacher training was about reaching students, not critical race theory
• Sandbox VR in Fort Worth transports gamers to virtual worlds of their dreams
• New York gets a taste of what Texas deals with on illegal immigration — and does not like it