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March 9, 2026

• Cowboys free agency tracker: Dallas adds another veteran cornerback on Tuesday
• The National Urban League returns to DFW to fill a void for the underserved
• WATCH: Euless barbershop open though badly damaged after car crashes into building
• Another threat of large hail, tornadoes in North Texas this week. Here’s when.
• Ten puppies die in north Fort Worth house fire; home severely damaged
• Kimbell Art Museum’s new curator is considered a rock star in the field
• Frisco Mayor Jeff Cheney teases new Taylor Sheridan show as filming nears
• Fort Worth ISD to offer free lunch to students and children during spring break
• Person in a wheelchair fatally struck by vehicle in Fort Worth, police say
• Pottery Barn outlet store is opening in Grapevine this spring
• The Road to Affordable Fertility Care Has Led to Costco: Here's How
• Taylor Sheridan’s ‘Frisco King’ casts ‘Yellowstone’ actor as filming nears
• Gas prices jumped in Fort Worth this weekend. Why high prices could stick around
• TCU grabs one spot on All-Big 12 men’s basketball teams — FULL LIST
• Fort Worth in 1988: Take a look back at photos from the Star-Telegram archives
• Texas women used plastic crows to try to smuggle drugs in Louisiana prison: sheriff
• Dallas Cowboys finalizing trade for Pro Bowl defensive end Rashan Gary
• Cowboys address big defensive need with richest free agent deal in a decade
• This North Texas barbecue spot feels frozen in 1965. The prices will surprise you
• 25-year-old woman killed in hit-and-run crash in south Fort Worth, police say
• Organizers reveal details for upcoming FIFA Fan Festival in Dallas
• No. 2 North Crowley facing No. 6 Duncanville in all-DFW state semifinal showdown
• State semifinal preview: No. 6 Birdville aims to topple Class 5A kingpin, more
• Fort Worth delays decision on zoning for $10B data center near neighborhoods
• Sip green beer, eat fish and chips while enjoying live bagpipes in Fort Worth
• FINAL: Big 12 Tournament results — No. 1 seed comes out on top
• The dirty, physical job this Fort Worth suburb is outsourcing to a robot
• Could millions in public money stem rising home prices in Fort Worth?