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July 11, 2024

• Months of neighbor resistance stalls a massive development in Fort Worth
• Is your Hyundai at risk for theft? A weekend event in North Texas has the solution
• Federal judge rules in favor of Southlake Carroll ISD, blocks expanded Title IX protections
• Cody Canada talks music, touring and Dierks Bentley friendship ahead of Fort Worth concert
• Ozone pollution alert in effect for North Texas until early Friday evening
• Blue Bell’s newest ice cream is a dessert mashup – but it won’t stick around. What to know
• Couple driving separate cars both hit man, killing him, and drive off, Texas cops say
• 4-year-old tells police he saw dad throw 4-month-old sister to the floor, Texas cops say
• Warning issued after an alligator is spotted in this Dallas-Fort Worth suburb
• See how the shell of an old bus tells the story of the civil rights movement in Fort Worth
• Frisco megachurch pastor Tony Cammarota fired for ‘moral failure,’ church officials say
• In letter, Southlake megachurch pastor’s lawyer blamed 12-year-old girl for her own abuse
• Just how close is it? New TX poll shows tight Senate race between Ted Cruz, Colin Allred 
• Lawsuit alleges Tarrant deputies intentionally set fire, wrongfully killed man in standoff
• Dallas Love Field Airport asks passengers to arrive 3 hours early due to check-in delays
• Take a look at how the Fort Worth Stockyards was transformed for the 2024 MLB Draft
• A cherished park in this Fort Worth suburb is getting a big transformation 
• Armed man shot by Fort Worth officers when he carjacked driver after chase, police say
• What did Pudge Rodriguez say about the 1995 All-Star Game and his all-star ambassadorship?
• MLB announces full field for the 2024 Home Run Derby at Globe Life Field
• Two North Texas residents strike gold with $1M lottery prize wins
• California tries to mess with Texas’ economy through shareholder activism | Opinion
• Here’s a sneak peek inside MLB All-Star Village before it opens Saturday in Arlington
• Biden was raspy, mumbly, but mostly fine. That’s the worst scenario for Democrats | Opinion