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DFW news for Saturday, October 10: One brunch, one event: Your weekend culinary guide to Dallas; Kaufman police investigating after 74-year-old man found dead on back porch of home; and News Roundup, Weekend Edition; the latest from across Dallas-Fort Worth, curated from the best DFW sources.

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State Fair of Texas 2026

Day 16 · 24-day run through Oct 18Full Fair guide →

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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OPENING Angel and the Badman (PG-13) This remake of the 1947 Western stars Zachary Levi as a wounded outlaw who takes shelter with a good Samaritan (Meg Fraser). Also with Neal McDonough, Jean Louisa Kelly, Barrett Ellis

Film Shorts // October 7-13, 2026 — Fort Worth Weekly
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Michael “Mico” Rodriguez was intelligent, ambitious, charming, creative, and fully capable of building his dream restaurant, Mi Cocina, in 1991 at the intersection of Preston Road and Forest Lane. I discovered it in 1992

Remembering Mico Rodriguez — D Magazine
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Judd Fruia was general manager of Pappas Bros. for its first two decades in Dallas. He is now vice president of operations for FB Society, the group behind restaurants Haywire, Whiskey Cake, The Ranch, and more. Here is

True Stories from the Pappas Bros. Helipad — D Magazine
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OPENING Angel and the Badman (PG-13) This remake of the 1947 Western stars Zachary Levi as a wounded outlaw who takes shelter with a good Samaritan (Meg Fraser). Also with Neal McDonough, Jean Louisa Kelly, Barrett Ellis

Film Shorts // October 7-13, 2026 — Fort Worth Weekly
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