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A letter from the NAACP to current and prospective NCAA athletes urges them to shun mostly white schools in Florida that have dismantled DEI programs under a new state law similar to one passed in Texas.
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After a record-setting open to the season, serious injuries to four top players on Texas Christian University’s women’s basketball team led mostly to losses. The Horned Frog’s roster was so depleted, the coach invited any students to try out. Is it enough to help restore the victories?
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A small rally in support of Denton council member Brandon Chase McGee’s proposed fair-chance hiring ordinance didn’t sway City Council members to vote in its favor at a special-called council meeting Tuesday.
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Six states either passed legislation to legalize sports wagering or allowed sportsbooks to begin accepting bets. Still on the sidelines are the nation’s two most populous states in California and Texas. Sports betting proponents will hope to make progress against significant headwinds in both states in 2024.
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Matt Duchene scored twice and assisted on Thomas Harley’s goal 2:16 into overtime that gave the Dallas Stars a 4-3 victory over the Seattle Kraken. Jason Robertson also scored for the Stars, who improved to 3-0-1 in their past four games.
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Parking lots were filling up by 9:15 a.m. Friday as fans lined up in Arlington's Entertainment District ahead of the Texas Rangers World Series parade and celebration.
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Suddenly 2 1/2 games up in the division after a 9-8 victory in their home finale Sunday, the Texas Rangers hit the road for the final seven games looking to wrap up the No. 2 seed in the American League playoffs and home-field advantage in a Division Series.
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General admission to Sunday’s event at the 20,000-seat Toyota Stadium sold out Thursday morning in about 10 minutes
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The City of Denton’s new gaming lounge will soon host tournaments and classes.
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Major League Cricket hopes to whet American appetites for the global game.
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A question for the ages. Right now, there's room for both.
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A list of Juneteenth events in North Texas