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March 31, 2026

• Three takeaways from Texas’ Elite Eight clash with Michigan at Dickies Arena
• VOTE: Fort Worth All-Area Readers’ Choice Boys Basketball Player of the Year
• THC products are disappearing from Texas smoke shops. Here’s what you can still buy
• Here’s why the crowds were low for Texas, Michigan & UConn NCAA Tournament games
• Mavericks have dragged Cooper Flagg’s Rookie of the Year hopes down with them
• Weatherford ISD community gives warm welcome to new superintendent
• Barnes & Noble returning to central Fort Worth, years after Sundance store closed
• These Fort Worth neighborhoods will see increased policing to fight violent crime
• Your Home Needs a Great Entryway: A Simple Guide to Getting Organized This Spring
• Frozen custard chain’s first Texas location opens Friday in Parker County
• Fort Worth-filmed ‘The Madison’ is Taylor Sheridan’s biggest series launch ever
• Youth baseball coach arrested in North Texas child sexual abuse case
• Read Robert Morris’ statement after his release from prison: ‘I am deeply sorry’
• Coral Sea Expedition Yields 110+ New Species, With Taxonomic Count Potentially Exceeding 200
• Kendra Scott to open $1.4M ‘Yellow Rose’ boutique in Fort Worth Stockyards
• SNAP benefits are changing in Texas. See what you can, can’t buy as of April 1
• New Homeowner? How to Clean Your Gutters and Protect Your Biggest Investment
• 111,000 Spiders Built a Web Across Two Countries and Yes, It's as Terrifying as It Sounds
• Back Nine indoor golf simulator opens west of Fort Worth in Parker County
• Two Albertsons stores will close in North Texas. Here’s when and where
• Former North Texas megachurch pastor Robert Morris released from prison
• Texas Rangers get good news on injury front amid strong start to season
• NCAA Tournament coming right back to Dickies Arena in 2027
• ‘Heartened’: What Cindy Clemishire’s attorney said after former pastor’s release
• New dorms that will hold thousands of students coming to TCU
• Cesar Chavez street signs are gone in Fort Worth. Should council have voted 1st?
• 18-wheeler driver is hit and killed by vehicle on I-30 in west Fort Worth
• Slick City, an indoor slide park for kids, is set to open in Colleyville this spring
• What was Fort Worth like in 1999? Check out photos Star-Telegram’s archives
• Squeezed by tight budgets, ‘Giving Days’ are crucial for Southlake public library
• Arlington sophomore shot putter climbing state rankings
• Southlake Carroll receiver loses black stripe at Ohio State. What does it mean?
• VOTE: Fort Worth All-Area Readers’ Choice Girls Basketball Player of the Year
• Former Keller star finishes dream week with another basket and Final Four trip
• 20-year-old Fort Worth woman missing since Monday found safe
• Fort Worth city council kills auto shop in residential neighborhood
• Taxpayer costs revealed for public road in gated Tarrant County community
• Fort Worth delays vote on tax break for $1.1B data center as concerns grow
• Fort Worth relaxes rules around World Cup signs, but only in these four areas
• 1 killed in multi-vehicle crash on U.S. 287 in north Fort Worth early Tuesday
• What TCU women’s basketball has to do to become a program like South Carolina
• Second TCU men’s basketball player intends to enter the transfer portal
• PHOTO GALLERY: TCU ends March Madness run with loss to South Carolina
• Frogs fall short: TCU women’s run ends in Elite Eight — three takeaways
• Four Plano restaurants closed, one permit revoked, health inspection data shows
• Thursday is National Burrito Day. Here’s where to get freebies and discounts
• Family mourns American Airlines flight attendant found dead in Colombia
• Billy Bob Thornton and his band will play Billy Bob’s Texas this summer
• Remember when Barnes & Noble was in downtown Fort Worth? See photos
• Jerry Jones speaks on Pickens, Aubrey and a potential return for Clowney
• Could the Dallas Cowboys revisit a potential trade for Maxx Crosby?
• North Texas will host these two European soccer teams during the World Cup