Star-Telegram (Sunday)

Name: Star-Telegram (Sunday) Newspaper (Digital)
Brand: McClatchy Newspaper
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NameStar-Telegram (Sunday)

Date Published19 Jul 2026

Pages106

Country/regionUnited States

LanguageEnglish

TypeNewspaper

PublisherMcClatchy Newspaper

FrequencyWeekly

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ArticleRelief? Where is the

We’re dedicated to delivering the journalism you rely on. Discover the stories that matter to you inside. Subscribers, explore more stories and features like puzzles and games at star-telegram.com/edition.

Star-Telegram (Sunday)

ArticleTexas agencies sue to block public records release

Records obtained by the StarTelegram show governmental agencies in the state will fight to withhold information that has been deemed public, raising questions about transparency while taxpayers shoulder litigation costs. The Texas...

BY MATTHEW ADAMS

ArticleTrump accuses China of 2020 interference, contradicting intel

President Donald Trump declassified documents on Thursday that he asserted showed Chinese interference in U.S. elections, reviving his longrunning attacks on election security despite a U.S. intelligence assessment that found no...

BY NANDITA BOSE AND JOSEPH AX

ArticleCORRECTIONS AND CLARIFICATIONS

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Star-Telegram (Sunday)

ArticleSeven-mile stretch of I-35 remains an asphalt-covered nightmare

The southernmost stretch of I-35W in Denton County has become a hellscape for commuters between Fort Worth and Denton. Because the seven miles between Texas 114 and Old Justin Road don’t have frontage roads, when a car crash happens, drivers...