● SAN ANTONIO · Harlan High School product Tate Taylor continues rapid ascension using coach's guidance● HUTTO · Hutto adds Cruz, Weaver to first-year football staff● AUSTIN · Texas launches Operation Slowdown with increased speed patrols starting July 18● SNYDER · KCBD's 2026 Live Community Coverage Tour runs July 20-23● DENISON · Tariffs cause delays for Texoma business development● TYLER · Wreck closes lanes on Tyler's South Broadway Avenue, loop intersection● HARLINGEN · Saharan dust and dry conditions continue this weekend● ODESSA · FIRST ALERT 7 Forecast for Saturday, July 18th, 2026● SAN ANTONIO · Harlan High School product Tate Taylor continues rapid ascension using coach's guidance● HUTTO · Hutto adds Cruz, Weaver to first-year football staff● AUSTIN · Texas launches Operation Slowdown with increased speed patrols starting July 18● SNYDER · KCBD's 2026 Live Community Coverage Tour runs July 20-23● DENISON · Tariffs cause delays for Texoma business development● TYLER · Wreck closes lanes on Tyler's South Broadway Avenue, loop intersection● HARLINGEN · Saharan dust and dry conditions continue this weekend● ODESSA · FIRST ALERT 7 Forecast for Saturday, July 18th, 2026
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Mayor Mattie Parker urges families to join Fort Worth's Summer Reading Challenge
Fort Worth Mayor Mattie Parker encourages families to participate in the city's fifth annual Mayor's Summer Reading Challenge to promote literacy and keep students reading during summer break.
By Amelia Mugavero ·4 hr ago
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July 17, 2026 / 8:06 PM CDT / CBS Texas.
Fort Worth Mayor Mattie Parker is encouraging families to spend part of their summer with a book in hand.
Parker visited the Fort Worth Public Library this month to read to children as part of the city's fifth annual Mayor's Summer Reading Challenge, an initiative designed to keep students reading while school is out and to help improve literacy across Fort Worth.
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