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Texas law makes it easier to remove students from class. Experts question the impact

A Texas law that took effect last year gives teachers more authority to remove disruptive students from their classrooms. That may help teachers control their classrooms. But some lawyers and professors are concerned about whether enough attention is being paid to helping resolve the underlying causes of those students’ behavior.

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Argyle eyes start of construction on new $8.5 million law enforcement center

Argyle’s plans for a new law enforcement center is one step closer to coming to fruition. The town selected Crossland Construction out of 13 firms at its Oct. 19 Monday to build the new police department building, and announced construction is expected to start July 2027. Argyle approved $8.5...

Argyle, TX · 1d
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Fort Worth StarTelegram

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Angie's bringing upscale fast food for low prices to north Fort Worth

Angie’s fast-food chain, known for serving lobster rolls and USDA prime steak, is opening a Fort Worth restaurant, according to state licensing documents . The restaurant was created by Salad and Go founders Tony and Roushan Christofellis after Tony’s mom, Angie, passed away. They wanted to honor her memory by starting a fast-casual restaurant that served high-quality, “luxury” food at a price that most people could afford. Angie’s menu is made up of USDA prime beef, antibiotic-free chicken, wild caught seafood and other ingredients, organic and free from added preservatives. Salads with chicken start as cheap as $5, steak as little as $7.99 and salmon or shrimp for $11.49. To cater to the true fast-food audience, Angie’s serves burgers and fried chicken and even copycat Taco Bell crunch wrap supremes. But customers also have the option to make a healthy salad, bowl or wrap. How does Angie’s sell fine dining items for fast-food prices? Now, how does Angie’s sell a Maine-imported lobster roll for $16.99? Or a steak Caesar salad for $9.99? Well, according to its website , the restaurant saves money on the business model rather than the supplies. “Think of what Walmart did to retail, what Amazon did

Fort Worth, TX · 1d

Country Herald

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North Texas Weather Alert: Rain Chances Rise Saturday Night

Dallas-Fort Worth and Waco face a cooler weekend as a storm system approaches from the southwest.

Fort Worth, TX · 20h

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Rose Bradshaw Found Her Purpose. Then She Found Fort Worth.

Rose Bradshaw had life by the collar. Or so she thought. Bradshaw was COO of Deutsche Bank’s foundation, doing consequential work in New York, including during the city’s recovery after the Sept. 11 attacks. Bradshaw had found her purpose and now her home. Then she stepped over the...

Fort Worth, TX · 18h

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Jersey Boys stars preview tour dates at Bass Hall

The Tony-winning musical Jersey Boys returns to Fort Worth's Bass Hall Nov 3-8. Watch cast members Harry Sperduto and Owen McCredie discuss the true story of The Four Seasons and their Texas visit.

Fort Worth, TX · 17h

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Tarrant County Flips as O'Hare Concedes, Ending 40-Year GOP Grip

Tarrant County Commissioners Court — Redistricting Dispute Center. Republican incumbent Tim O'Hare has conceded the race for Tarrant County judge to Democrat Alisa Simmons, a result that would end four decades of Republican control over the county's top executive office. Simmons told supporters that O'Hare called her around 7:30 p.m. Tuesday to offer his congratulations, as the county's highest-profile contest broke sharply in her favor after one of the most closely watched midterm cycles in recent Texas history.

Tarrant County, TX · 2d

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This Fort Worth-based fatherhood program is teaching dads across the state how to parent

Four years ago, Juan Buitron got drunk in the presence of his then 3-year-old son. When the drinking led to a child endangerment incident, he said, child protective services got involved. Eventually, the Denton resident was required to enroll in FOCUS+ for Fathers. The purpose of the 10-week fatherhood program...

Fort Worth, TX · 1d

KXAN

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Democrats dominate Tarrant County, but questions remain about what’s next

After Democrats posted massive wins in Tarrant County, Republicans point to voter defections and party divisions while Democrats say voters are rejecting culture-war politics in favor of kitchen-table issues.

Tarrant County, TX · 2d

The Cross Timbers Gazette

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Former Denton County sheriff turns to community for life-saving liver transplant

After serving the people of North Texas for decades, a former Denton County sheriff is now asking the community for their help. Will Travis of Flower Mound has worn the hat of Denton County Sheriff, Fort Worth Marshal, DEA Agent, police officer, husband, dad and much more. Now, he has...

Denton County, TX · 19h

The Dallas Morning News

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Democrat who suspended campaign leads Texas House race amid eligibility questions

Democrat Ericka Lomick leads a northern Tarrant County Texas House race despite suspending her campaign in September. Her eligibility to serve remains unresolved.

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Where to Eat Thanksgiving Dinner in Dallas-Fort Worth in 2026: Dine-In and Takeout Options

The holidays are the happiest time of the year. They can also be the most stressful. This Thanksgiving, we’re thankful for reservations and pre-orders. Across Dallas-Fort Worth, restaurants are handling the cooking with expansive Thanksgiving Day buffets, holiday plates, and take-home feasts that make the holidays less about logistics and a lot more about those […] The post Where to Eat Thanksgiving Dinner in Dallas-Fort Worth in 2026: Dine-In and Takeout Options first appeared on DiningOut .

Fort Worth, TX · 1d

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The Abbey Church hosts free flu shot clinic, chili cook-off Sunday, Nov. 8

Texas Health Resources' Faith Community Nursing program will provide free flu vaccines during The Abbey Church's Fall Mixer this Sunday, Nov. 8, from 5 to 7 p.m. at 10400 Jacksboro Highway in Fort Worth, just east of Azle. The event is open to the community and will feature a chili...

Fort Worth, TX · 1d

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Texas High School Football: Brewer claims district crown over Arlington Heights

DALLAS - High school football season is here, and you can watch some of the biggest games of the season on KDFI 27 (FOX 4+) and the free FOX LOCAL app. Games will air weekly, with most on Thursday nights. You can watch the live broadcast in this article at 7 p.m.

Fort Worth, TX · 1d

USA TODAY Sports Media Group

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TCU vs. Arizona: Week 10 Betting Odds, Prediction

The Wildcats were one of the hottest teams in the country heading into the game last week at Texas Tech, having won five consecutive games. Arizona's streak was snapped by the Red Raiders , as the Wildcats fell 34-26 after giving up monster games on the ground to Thomas Castellanos and J'Koby Williams. Arizona hopes to get back to their winning ways against a TCU squad that has won two out of their last three games and might be finding a rhythm. If you are looking for some betting advice for the matchup, we've got you covered. Here are the latest odds for the game, courtesy of FanDuel. TCU vs. Arizona game odds : All college football odds via FanDuel Spread: TCU +8.5 (-106), Arizona -8.5 (-114) Money Line: TCU +265, Arizona -330 Over-Under: Over 43.5 (-112), Under 43.5 (-108) .oembed-frame { width: 100%; height: 100%; margin: 0; border: 0; } TCU vs. Arizona prediction, pick: One intriguing note about this game is that the matchup features the two teams with the fewest rushing yards in the Big 12. This means it's a safe bet that the game will come down to whether TCU quarterback Jaden Craig or Arizona quarterback

Fort Worth, TX · 21h

Fort Worth StarTelegram

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Texas and Tarrant County voters wanted change. Not necessarily Democrats | Opinion

Absolutely nothing about high prices will change Jan. 1 when new faces take over at the Texas Capitol and the Tarrant County Courthouse. The reason we can’t afford gas or Cokes or lunch is in Washington, thinking up more expensive tariffs and wars and prison spending while he designs a $600 million ballroom . That was why voters really turned out Tuesday, and that’s obvious if you look. Texans elected Democrats everywhere who strongly defend public schools . But the same voters also turned down tens of billions of dollars in public school bonds, because whatever school districts want to build or buy, we can’t afford it right now. So this election was all about high prices, not policies. And the war. And establishment corruption. And big business influence, not just for data centers. There’s more to say about Tuesday, but I’ll keep it short: It wasn’t a Democratic mandate Texans still hate both political parties. Just because Texans elected Democrats this week doesn’t mean voters actually like them. Only 34% of Texans like the Democratic party overall, based on the Sept. 25-Oct. 5 University of Texas/Texas Politics Project poll. Meanwhile, 41% of Texans — still less than half —

Tarrant County, TX · 22h

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Historic PGA Tour Venue Left ‘Insulted’ by Potential 2028 Snub

One of the PGA Tour’s most historic venues could be left out of the organization’s major restructuring in 2028, potentially bringing an 80-year tradition to an end. Colonial Country Club in Fort Worth, Texas, which has hosted a PGA Tour event every year since 1946, is not expected to be included in the new Championship Series when the Tour’s two-tier format takes effect in 2028.

Fort Worth, TX · 1d

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Texas Ranches Offer New Possibilities for 1031 Exchange Investors, Says Coalson Real Estate

Texas ranch brokerage highlights potential of agricultural, recreational and investment land for property owners seeking eligible 1031 exchange replacement. WEATHERFORD, TX, UNITED STATES, November 6, 2026 /EINPresswire.com/ -- As real estate investors evaluate opportunities to diversify their holdings and preserve investment capital, Coalson Real Estate, a family-operated North Texas farm and ranch brokerage, is highlighting the potential role of Texas ranches and agricultural acreage in Section 1031 tax-deferred exchanges.

Weatherford, TX · 1d

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Tarrant interfaith walk returns to promote peace, unity among faiths

Christians, Jews, Muslims, members of other faith communities and freethinkers are expected to gather in Colleyville this weekend for a nearly 3-mile walk for peace. Since 2018, local faith and community leaders have hosted an annual walk in Tarrant County to promote peace and unity. The Nov. 7 walk marks the physical return of the gathering, which has been virtual since 2024.

Colleyville, TX · 1d