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The Tarrant Area Food Bank will host a holiday food distribution on Tuesday, Dec. 16, at Globe Life Field in Arlington. TAFB, along with the Texas Rangers Baseball Foundation, Coca-Cola, and the Kate & Sonny Dykes Foundation, will host a large-scale holiday mobile food distribution to provide meals for 3,000 families. The food distribution event is supported by the Texas Rangers Baseball Foundation and Coca-Cola, who have teamed up to donate to the Tarrant Area Food Bank during a check presentation ceremony just before the distribution on Tuesday. The Texas Rangers Baseball Foundation and Coca-Cola will make a joint donation of $20,000, and the Kate & Sonny Dykes Foundation will provide $10,000, equaling 120,000 meals for families facing hunger across TAFB’s 13-county service area. The event is open to all while supplies remain. No identification or documentation is required to receive food assistance. All residents are welcome, including those impacted by the federal shutdown or SNAP pause, according to TAFB. The event will take place at Globe Life Field, Parking Lot R, 734 Stadium Drive in Arlington on Tuesday, Dec. 16. The distribution will run from 10 a.m. to 1 p.m. while supplies last, with the check presentation starting prior to that at 9:45 a.m. More information about the Tarrant Area Food Bank can be found online.

On Saturday, a gunman opened fire on the campus of Brown University in Providence, Rhode Island, killing two students and wounding nine more. The shooter escaped, and students sheltered in place overnight as authorities tried to track down a person of interest who had appeared in a low-quality security camera video. One suspect was apprehended, […]

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The Arizona Cardinals gained some ground in their latest loss, as they are now sitting with the sixth pick in the 2026 NFL Draft. Updated NFL Draft order New York Giants (2-12) Las Vegas Raiders (2-12) Tennessee Titans (2-12) Cleveland Browns (3-11) New York Jets (3-11) Arizona Cardinals (3-11) New Orleans Saints (4-10) Washington Commanders (4-10) Cincinnati Bengals (4-10) Los Angeles Rams via Atlanta Falcons (5-9) Kansas City Chiefs (6-8) Minnesota Vikings (6-8) Miami Dolphins (6-7) Dallas Cowboys (6-7-1) Baltimore Ravens (7-7) Carolina Panthers (7-7) Detroit Lions (8-6) New York Jets via Indianapolis Colts (8-6) The playoff teams will sort themselves out, but this is an interesting thing. The Cardinals could win their next two games, as both the Falcons and even more so the Bengals look like they are done. The Bengals are an even more interesting situation as it seriously looks like Joe Burrow is pulling a Carson Palmer and quitting. So, how does the final three games of the season unfold?