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Judge overseeing NFL ‘Sunday Ticket’ trial voices frustrations over the case

The federal judge overseeing the class-action lawsuit filed by “Sunday Ticket” subscribers against the NFL expressed frustration on Tuesday with the plaintiffs’ attorneys’ handling of the case. Before Dallas Cowboys owner Jerry Jones took the stand for a second day of testimony, U.S. District Judge Philip Gutierrez noted that the case’s premise was straightforward: it revolves around the frustration of …

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Greg Abbott confronts coronavirus as stronger governor than Texas had 50 years ago

AUSTIN — Gov. Greg Abbott has not been shy about aggressively expanding the powers of his office. The lethal coronavirus outbreak offers Abbott, who espouses limited government, perhaps unprecedented opportunities to exercise great clout as Texas’ chief executive. “There will be many directives issued by this office over the coming days,” he told reporters as he issued his first disaster …

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Restaurants in Irving that will deliver food or offer curbside pickup during coronavirus outbreak

As our daily way of life continues to rapidly change due to the coronavirus pandemic, it’s important for Irving residents to remember two things: There’s no reason to start hoarding vast amounts of food from the supermarkets, and local restaurants are going to need patrons’ support now more than ever. While Dallas County Judge Clay Jenkins has ordered the closure of dine-in …

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Where some COVID-19 patients visited in Houston area

HOUSTON, Texas (KTRK) — As the number of confirmed coronavirus cases in the Houston-area continues to rise, many residents are becoming fearful of being contaminated while out in public. On Monday, Harris County officials ordered a mandatory shutdown of all bars and nightclubs to maintain social distancing. Restaurants have also been ordered to limit its services to drive-thru and delivery …

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Coronavirus brings temporary reprieve for second death row inmate in Texas

AUSTIN — Texas’ highest criminal court on Thursday delayed the scheduled execution of a second death row inmate as the state tries to slow the spread of the coronavirus. The Texas Court of Criminal Appeals ordered a 60-day delay of Tracy Beatty’s scheduled March 25 execution “in light of the current health crisis and the enormous resources needed to address …

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A tornado watch for Allen has expired early

The city has 14 outdoor warning sirens that are activated for three reasons: when a tornado warning is issued, when the National Weather Service confirms there is wind greater than 70 miles per hour and there’s the presence of hail with a diameter of one inch or greater. Sirens can be found at: Deercreek Drive and Waterdown Drive The trailhead …

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