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DFW news for Monday, September 21: Ectopic pregnancy deaths have nearly doubled. It’s worse in states with abortion bans; Husband, Father, Prisoner; and Dallas weather: DFW ties 67-day dry record as cold front brings storm risks; the latest from across Dallas-Fort Worth, curated from the best DFW sources.

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State Fair of Texas 2026

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Sept 25 – Oct 18 at Fair Park (3809 Grand Avenue). Gates open daily at 10 AM. Adult admission $15 Mon–Thu, $25 Fri–Sun. Kids 3–12 $10 every day; age 2 and under free. Four free music stages, livestock, Big Tex, and the 2026 Big Tex Choice Awards winners on sale.

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Last Sunday I woke up early like I always do. I stood in the front yard and noted the entire Winter Hexagon: Rigel, Procyon, the Gemini Twins, Capella, Arcturus. I followed the line from the Belt of Orion, pointing to th

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Two former Longhorn football players returned to Texas last weekend to play in a venue that enjoys legendary status within their athletic program. “It’s a beautiful field. It’s a huge field, and obviously knowing the his

Sports Rush: Brooklyn Longhorns — Fort Worth Weekly
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“Legend” isn’t a distinction to be thrown around much, but when it comes to Fort Worth music, blues in particular — and accounting for all the history in that genre dating to Robert Ealey, Blue Bird Café, and earlier — J

Get Well, James Hinkle — Fort Worth Weekly
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“Legend” isn’t a distinction to be thrown around much, but when it comes to Fort Worth music, blues in particular — and accounting for all the history in that genre dating to Robert Ealey, Blue Bird Café, and earlier — J

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