And here, on the right, is the Fort Worth Star-Telegram's all-teaser Monday front (last Monday's on the left).

Editor Jim Witt, in a column yesterday, explained it thusly:

On Monday, we'll debut a Page One format designed to help you find out quickly what's going on. Our readers tell us that they don't like hunting for the end of stories that start on Page One and continue inside the section. We're experimenting with a new format that summarizes the day's most important and interesting stories on the front page, then guides you inside if you want to know more. You can read the front page in five minutes or less and be up to speed, but you'll also be able to turn inside to get the complete story, including all the details and context that you depend on the Star-Telegram to deliver.

We're working hard to ensure that at least one story on every section cover every day does not continue on an inside page.

As for design changes elsewhere, he says:

We've tried to make our pages easier on the eye by using more white space and smaller, bolder headlines. You'll see that the section names for the local section (Fort Worth, Arlington or Northeast), Business, Sports and Life|Arts -- have a new, bolder typeface and space for information about stories in upcoming editions or inside that day's section.

Here is a PDF of the front page for a closer look.

>To our readers [Fort Worth Star-Telegram]