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SportsCowboys rule out Malachi Lawrence and KaVontae Turpin for Sunday's game at the ColtsIf you're planning your Sunday around the Cowboys, start with the injury report. Dallas ruled out rookie linebacker Malachi Lawrence and receiver KaVontae Turpin for the game at the Indianapolis Colts. Lawrence, one of two first-round picks in April, hurt his ankle in the 33-30 overtime loss to Arizona.Saturday’s editionRead CowboysThe Cowboys mark one year since Marshawn Kneeland's death with a new mental health pushIf you follow the Cowboys, today is a heavy one. Friday marks one year since defensive end Marshawn Kneeland died at 24 during his second season with Dallas. Coach Brian Schottenheimer said Wednesday that the team has begun talking with players about the anniversary, and that how it honors him will probably stay between them.Friday’s editionRead PlanoPlano voters reject the venue taxes meant to help pay for a Dallas Stars arenaPlano voters said no to Proposition A on Tuesday, the measure that would have authorized venue taxes to help pay for a Stars arena at The Shops at Willow Bend. With all 90 precincts reporting, 54.6% voted against it, according to Community Impact. Results stay unofficial until canvassed in Collin and Denton counties, which Plano straddles.Thursday’s editionRead Collin CountyCollin County voters reject $1.4 billion in county and college bondsIn Collin County, voters turned down more than $1.4 billion in bonds Tuesday. All four propositions in the county's $817.5 million package failed. So did Collin College's separate $600 million bond, which about 52% of voters opposed, according to unofficial results.Thursday’s editionRead SchoolsArgyle ISD's school board names a new president after two trustees resignedIf you follow Argyle ISD, the school board has new officers. Trustees voted unanimously Monday night to name Rich McDowell president, Leona McDade vice president and Frank Dixon secretary. It came after Matt Slaton and Sam Slaton (no relation) resigned within five days of each other. The board met in executive session for nearly three hours first.Wednesday’s editionRead SportsPlano voters were asked about Stars arena taxes as Dallas opened a road tripIf you're a Stars fan, Plano voters weighed taxes tied to a proposed arena for the team Tuesday. In a special election for five venue taxes, Plano voters were asked whether to help fund an arena the Stars plan to lease. The vote count wasn't in the reports we had this morning.Wednesday’s editionRead CowboysStephen Jones says the Cowboys are still open to adding a player before the Nov. 10 trade deadlineIf you follow the Cowboys, here's where things stand. COO Stephen Jones said Monday the team remains open to adding a player before the deadline, a day after Sunday's 33-30 overtime loss to the Arizona Cardinals. "We think we're close," he said.Tuesday’s editionRead

Around Lewisville

From Dave Campbell's, Denton Record-Chronicle and 10 more newsrooms, gathered by 6AM News, 6AM City’s local news service, in the last two days.

  1. Dave Campbell's3 hours ago

    TXHSFB Playoffs: Game Times and Locations

    Times and locations for all UIL Texas high school football playoff games from 6A, 5A, 4A, 3A, 2A, and 1A.

  2. Denton Record-Chronicle8 hours ago

    Round 1 football schedule: All 11 Denton-area teams headed to the playoffs for first time ever

    For the first time ever, all 11 UIL football teams across the Denton Record-Chronicle’s coverage area are headed to the playoffs. Braswell, Guyer, Denton, Ryan, Argyle, Aubrey, Lake Dallas, Krum,

  3. Click2Houston9 hours ago

    Texans are already improving tackling at practice this week

    After an embarrassing defensive performance against the New York Giants in Week 7, in which the Houston Texans missed 29 tackles, the bye week came at a perfect time for the team, physically and mentally.

  4. North Texas e-News9 hours ago

    Out of jail and back on the clock: Grapevine's would-be train robbers return to historic Main Street

    Their sentence has been served. Grapevine's famous Would-Be Train Robbers, Nat Barrett and Willy Majors, have been released from behind bars following major technological upgrades to the Grapevine Glockenspiel. Visitors can now watch the notorious pair emerge from the 75-foot tower several times each day to settle their Wild West rivalry.

  5. Dallas Hoops Journal10 hours ago

    Kyrie Irving, Santi Aldama, Max Christie Off Dallas Mavericks Injury Report vs. Brooklyn Nets

    Kyrie Irving, Santi Aldama, and Max Christie are off the Mavericks injury report for Sunday vs. Brooklyn. Biberović, De Larrea, and Lively are out.

  6. Denton Record-Chronicle10 hours ago

    Round 4 volleyball schedule: Argyle, Aubrey and Sanger last local squads standing going into regional finals

    Argyle, Aubrey and Sanger are the last Denton-area volleyball teams standing, and they're set to play in the regional final round Tuesday for spots in the state semifinals. Argyle takes

  7. Dallas Hoops Journal10 hours ago

    ‘I Just Stayed The Course’: Cooper Flagg Scores 15 In Third Quarter As Dallas Mavericks Pull Away From Utah Jazz

    Cooper Flagg on staying the course through a shooting slump, and Dusty May on Flagg and Kyrie Irving flipping the switch at halftime.

  8. Dallas Hoops Journal10 hours ago

    ‘Every Game Is An Audition’: Thomas Harley Carries Dallas Stars Blue Line With Miro Heiskanen Doubtful vs. San Jose Sharks

    Glen Gulutzan said Friday that Miro Heiskanen is doubtful against San Jose. Thomas Harley played a season-high 28:31 at Columbus and wants the workload.

  9. Denton Record-Chronicle10 hours ago

    Round 3 volleyball results: Aubrey and Sanger set for regional final showdown; Argyle back in familiar round

    Denton-area volleyball programs Aubrey and Sanger earned a third meeting this season after they each took 3-0 wins Friday in the regional semifinals. The District 9-4A rivals will meet early

  10. The Baylor Lariat11 hours ago

    Flames, tradition mark Baylor’s 117th homecoming bonfire

    After months of preparation, students and alumni gathered Friday night to light the flames and celebrate Baylor's longstanding homecoming bonfire tradition. The post Flames, tradition mark Baylor’s 117th homecoming bonfire first appeared on The Baylor Lariat.

  11. Cross Timbers Gazette11 hours ago

    FirstLight Home Care setting new bar for in-home care

    As care professionals, John Lee and Cindy Souther are like many of the families they help each day. They’ve been the daughter or son pulled in several directions at once while getting parents to doctor appointments, doing countless safety checks in the home to avoid fall risks, and overseeing tasks like cooking meals and helping […]

  12. Dallas Hoops Journal12 hours ago

    Dallas Cowboys Place Malachi Lawrence On Injured Reserve, Activate Marist Liufau Before Indianapolis Colts Game

    Malachi Lawrence is headed to injured reserve with the ankle injury from the Arizona loss. Marist Liufau is back, Jordan Hudson and James Mitchell were elevated, and Jonathan Bullard is out for Sunday’s game in Indianapolis.

  13. Star Local Media16 hours ago

    Playoff Volleyball Roundup: Allen, McKinney Boyd to meet in regional final; Celina, Reedy, McKinney North advance

    There will be a new state champion in Class 6A Division I volleyball this season.

  14. NBC 5 Dallas-Fort Worth17 hours ago

    Plano Flags of Honor celebrates 10 years with 1,111 American flags honoring veterans, first responders

    See 1,111 American flags honoring veterans, active-duty members and first responders at Plano Flags of Honor Nov. 7-14, free 24/7.

    Also reported byCBS Texas

  15. Cross Timbers Gazette18 hours ago

    Around Argyle – November 2026

    If you’ve spent time sitting in traffic on Crawford Road beneath I-35W, I have a little bit of good news for you. TxDOT has agreed to immediately improve this troublesome intersection rather than waiting for a much larger regional highway project to get underway. With Robson Ranch Road being widened to four lanes on the […]

  16. Fort Worth Star-Telegram21 hours ago

    Bi-district playoff pairings: See where area teams will start playoff runs

    Check out the UIL bi-district football pairings for Fort Worth-area teams. See when and where local teams will play in the first round of UIL playoffs.

  17. Cross Timbers GazetteYesterday

    Friday Night Ice: Northlake’s semi-pro hockey team faces off against FDNY in front of sold out crowd

    Semi-professional ice hockey is here, Northlake. Aside from giving up three goals in the first period, the Texas Scorpions of the Colonial Hockey League held their own in a 6-3 loss to the historic New York Fire Department hockey team Friday night at the StarCenter Multisport in Northlake. However, the Flower Mound family-owned team’s debut […]

  18. Cross Timbers GazetteYesterday

    The Arts: Arts Month puts local talent in the spotlight

    October may be National Arts and Humanities Month, but in Flower Mound, the celebration of creativity is just getting started. Last month, Flower Mound enjoyed a wonderful Chalk the Park event at Twin Coves Park and launched the “Creative Urges” art exhibits, featuring 38 works by 18 artists. Their artwork is on display at Town […]

  19. Star Local MediaYesterday

    Howe barks past Leonard

    HOWE, Texas (KTEN) - The Howe Bulldogs get Head Coach Jake Smith back and a win too over Leonard, 37-7.

  20. Denton Record-ChronicleNov. 6

    Week 11 football scores: No. 8 Ryan wins first district championship since 2021; Aubrey finishes off unbeaten district title

    Ryan, ranked No. 8 in 5A Division I, secured its first district championship since 2021 with Friday’s 42-6 win over Chisholm Trail. The Raiders ended a drought dating back to

  21. Star Local MediaNov. 6

    Emerson ends season on high note with last-minute heroics against Frisco

    FRISCO – Ahead of Friday evening, both Frisco’s and Emerson’s football destinies were predetermined.

  22. Star Local MediaNov. 6

    Plano runs past West in finale but misses playoffs on tiebreaker

    PLANO – The Plano football team entered Friday’s regular-season finale still alive in the playoff hunt but needing a bit of help elsewhere in 7-6A.

  23. NBC 5 Dallas-Fort WorthNov. 6

    Big Game Friday: Frisco Emerson vs. Frisco highlights

    Frisco High and Frisco Emerson faced off for the first time ever in NBC 5’s Big Game Friday Game of the Week at Kuykendall Stadium. NBC 5’s Pat…

  24. NBC 5 Dallas-Fort WorthNov. 6

    Why was Liberty Christian removed from the Texas high school football playoffs?

    A North Texas high school football powerhouse is out of the playoffs and the decision is sparking controversy. Liberty Christian School in Argyle was considered…

  25. Dallas Hoops JournalNov. 6

    ‘Everything Runs Through Ownership’: Brian Schottenheimer Has No Problem With Carlie Irsay-Gordon’s Headset

    Brian Schottenheimer said he would not mind an owner on the headset like the Colts’ Carlie Irsay-Gordon and that Jerry and Stephen Jones have been exactly the same.

  26. Dallas Hoops JournalNov. 6

    ‘Run Through JT’: Brian Schottenheimer Expects Indianapolis Colts To Lean On Jonathan Taylor Against Dallas Cowboys

    Brian Schottenheimer said the Colts should start with Jonathan Taylor, called Josh Downs dynamic, and said he met the Downs brothers’ father at Josh’s pro day.

  27. Dallas Hoops JournalNov. 6

    Brian Schottenheimer ‘Hopeful’ George Pickens, Joey Porter Jr. Play For Dallas Cowboys Against Indianapolis Colts

    Brian Schottenheimer said he is hopeful George Pickens and Joey Porter Jr. play Sunday. Both are questionable, while Caleb Downs and P.J. Locke carry no designation.

  28. Dallas Hoops JournalNov. 6

    ‘Jumping Offsides Way Too Much’: Brian Schottenheimer Calls Out Dallas Cowboys Defensive Penalties

    Brian Schottenheimer said Friday the Cowboys defense is jumping offsides way too much, that Rashan Gary has to lower his target, and that players come out of practice for penalties.

  29. Dallas Hoops JournalNov. 6

    ‘We’re Better Than That’: Brian Schottenheimer Says Dallas Cowboys Offensive Line Fell Short Against Arizona Cardinals

    Brian Schottenheimer said the Cowboys offensive line was not good enough against Arizona and that Tyler Smith, Cooper Beebe, and Tyler Booker are expected to dominate every week.

  30. Dallas Hoops JournalNov. 6

    ‘We Should Put That Game Away’: Brian Schottenheimer Owns Dallas Cowboys’ Late-Game Offense In Arizona Cardinals Loss

    Brian Schottenheimer said Friday the Cowboys offense, starting with him as play caller, should have finished Arizona late and kicked too many field goals in the second half.

  31. Dallas Hoops JournalNov. 6

    ‘Miss Marshawn Every Day’: Brian Schottenheimer Details Dallas Cowboys’ Huddle94 Program On Anniversary Of Marshawn Kneeland’s Death

    One year after Marshawn Kneeland’s death, Brian Schottenheimer said the Cowboys are starting Huddle94, a player-led program of roundtable discussions in his memory.

  32. Dallas Hoops JournalNov. 6

    ‘I Was Comfortable Being Down There’: Jerry Jones Recalls Sideline Days Before Facing Carlie Irsay-Gordon’s Indianapolis Colts

    Before Dallas faces Carlie Irsay-Gordon’s Colts, Jerry Jones said Jimmy Johnson wanted him on the sideline and that the people who work for him change his mind all the time.

  33. Dallas Hoops JournalNov. 6

    Jerry Jones Calls Legal Sports Betting ‘A Plus’ For Texas After Tuesday’s Election

    Three days after Texas elected a new governor and lieutenant governor, Jerry Jones said legal sports betting would be a plus for the state and called himself apolitical.

  34. Dallas Hoops JournalNov. 6

    Jerry Jones Says Dallas Cowboys ‘A Lot More Likely’ To Add Than Sell Before NFL Trade Deadline

    Jerry Jones said Friday the Cowboys are a lot more likely to add than sell before Tuesday’s NFL trade deadline, even if Sunday’s game at Indianapolis goes wrong.

  35. Dallas Hoops JournalNov. 6

    ‘I Make All The Decisions, Ultimately’: Jerry Jones Says Control Has Never Been An Issue In Dallas Cowboys Coaching Hires

    Jerry Jones said Friday he makes all the decisions, ultimately, and retold how Stephen Jones pushed him against a door after he agreed to sign Deion Sanders in 1995.

  36. Dallas Hoops JournalNov. 6

    ‘It’s Ridiculous’: Jerry Jones Rejects Notion He Won’t Pay Top Dollar For A Dallas Cowboys Head Coach

    Jerry Jones said Friday he has never let money stop him from hiring a coach, has tried to lure successful coaches from other teams, and once personally guaranteed Jimmy Johnson’s contract.

  37. Dallas Hoops JournalNov. 6

    Dallas Cowboys Rule Out Malachi Lawrence, KaVontae Turpin As Jake Ferguson Lands Questionable vs. Indianapolis Colts

    Malachi Lawrence and KaVontae Turpin are out for Sunday in Indianapolis. Jake Ferguson, George Pickens, and five others are questionable, while Caleb Downs and P.J. Locke practiced fully Friday after concussions.

  38. Dallas NewsNov. 6

    2026 UIL state cross country results for Dallas-area individuals, teams

    Adeline Bennett (2562) from Flower Mound finished sixth in the 6A Girls 5K race at the State Cross Country Championships, held in Round Rock at Old Settlers Park on November 6th, ...

  39. Dallas Hoops JournalNov. 6

    ‘He Wasn’t Overthinking’: Dusty May Explains Cooper Flagg’s Second-Half Turnaround Against San Antonio Spurs

    Cooper Flagg went 4-of-30 over three halves, then 6-of-8 after halftime in San Antonio. Dusty May said he looked more comfortable.

  40. NBC 5 Dallas-Fort WorthNov. 6

    Skye Blakely celebrates comeback, meets young fans at Frisco hospital

    Imagine getting the chance to meet your idol! Young gymnasts in Frisco had that opportunity when elite gymnast Skye Blakely visited Scottish Rite…

In brief

The short notes of 5AM Lewisville’s last two editions. Open one to read it, with its sources.

  • SpillIf you live near E. Valley Ridge Blvd., the city is urging residents to take precautions after a contractor on a city project hit a wastewater pipeline in the 700 block on Thursday around 11:30 a.m.

    If you live near E. Valley Ridge Blvd., the city is urging residents to take precautions after a contractor on a city project hit a wastewater pipeline in the 700 block on Thursday around 11:30 a.m. At least 100,000 gallons were released into the area around 4:30 p.m. after the wastewater breached the work site.

    News Notes · Saturday’s editionSource: Cross Timbers Gazette

  • Little ElmA 12-year-old Little Elm student, Abrielle Chavarrilla, helped bring the "10,000 for the Troops" holiday card campaign to her entire school district.

    A 12-year-old Little Elm student, Abrielle Chavarrilla, helped bring the "10,000 for the Troops" holiday card campaign to her entire school district. Students are now writing handwritten messages to service members around the world.

    News Notes · Saturday’s editionSource: NBC 5 Dallas-Fort Worth

  • AirportMcKinney National Airport will open its new passenger terminal Nov.

    McKinney National Airport will open its new passenger terminal Nov. 11, with Avelo Airlines kicking off nonstop service to Fort Myers, Florida. Flights to Las Vegas, Orlando, Tampa and Fort Lauderdale follow later in the month.

    News Notes · Saturday’s editionSource: D Magazine

  • JobsIf you're job hunting, the free Hiring Red, White & You!

    If you're job hunting, the free Hiring Red, White & You! career fair is Nov. 19 from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. at the Marriott Dallas Allen Hotel & Convention Center, 777 Watters Creek Blvd. Organizers expect 110 employers offering 3,197 openings.

    News Notes · Saturday’s editionSource: Local Profile

  • FC DallasFC Dallas hosts the Colorado Rapids on Decision Day Saturday.

    FC Dallas hosts the Colorado Rapids on Decision Day Saturday. A win or draw secures 2nd place in the Western Conference behind Vancouver.

    News Notes · Saturday’s editionSource: Dallas Sports Nation

  • BraswellBraswell scored on the final play Thursday to beat Hebron 20-19, clinching its second playoff berth in program history and first since 2019.

    Braswell scored on the final play Thursday to beat Hebron 20-19, clinching its second playoff berth in program history and first since 2019. In the same district, Lewisville beat Little Elm 41-14.

    News Notes · Friday’s editionSources: Denton Record-Chronicle, GM Sports Media

  • GuyerGuyer, ranked No. 12 in all of Class 6A, finished district play with a 40-21 win over Flower Mound on Thursday.

    Guyer, ranked No. 12 in all of Class 6A, finished district play with a 40-21 win over Flower Mound on Thursday. The Wildcats led 40-0, and a late rally wasn't enough for the Jaguars.

    News Notes · Friday’s editionSources: Denton Record-Chronicle, Cross Timbers Gazette

  • MarcusMarcus scored 21 unanswered fourth-quarter points to beat Frisco Wakeland 35-24 and earn its first District 5-6A win of the season.

    Marcus scored 21 unanswered fourth-quarter points to beat Frisco Wakeland 35-24 and earn its first District 5-6A win of the season. Running back Drew Emmert rushed for 184 yards and four touchdowns.

    News Notes · Friday’s editionSource: Star Local Media

  • Stars arenaPlano voters rejected Prop A on Tuesday, a venue-tax measure to help fund a proposed Dallas Stars arena at The Shops at Willow Bend, with roughly 55% voting against.

    Plano voters rejected Prop A on Tuesday, a venue-tax measure to help fund a proposed Dallas Stars arena at The Shops at Willow Bend, with roughly 55% voting against. Mayor John Muns said the redevelopment "remains an important opportunity for our community." Plano said it plans to reassess financial options and present them to City Council. Dallas council members Bazaldua and Blackmon said their city is ready to negotiate to keep the team.

    Around Texas · Friday’s editionSources: FOX 4 News Dallas-Fort Worth, CBS Texas, NBC 5 Dallas-Fort Worth

  • LawrenceRookie edge rusher Malachi Lawrence didn't practice Wednesday with an ankle injury, and coach Brian Schottenheimer said Monday he could miss multiple weeks.

    Rookie edge rusher Malachi Lawrence didn't practice Wednesday with an ankle injury, and coach Brian Schottenheimer said Monday he could miss multiple weeks. Defensive coordinator Christian Parker said Thursday the other edge rushers' reps will go up.

    Around Texas · Friday’s editionSource: Dallas Hoops Journal

  • PickensOffensive coordinator Klayton Adams said Thursday Dallas has to design plays that force the issue to George Pickens.

    Offensive coordinator Klayton Adams said Thursday Dallas has to design plays that force the issue to George Pickens. Through eight games, Pickens has 39 catches for 533 yards and 2 touchdowns on 62 targets.

    Around Texas · Friday’s editionSource: Dallas Hoops Journal