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January 31, 2015

• If measles comes to DFW, Parker County unprepared
• Parsons sits with an illness
• Mavs went over 12 minutes in allowing Heat just two points
• Villanueva stayed ready, waited for his opportunity
• Parsons misses his second game in a row tonight
• ‘Texas Dream Act’ ought not be repealed
• Technology helps Arlington reduce water waste
• Turn off red-light cameras in Texas?
• Seahawks or Patriots? Legendary status awaits Super Bowl champ
• Super Bowl XLIX: Five things to watch
• Texas could play a key role in 2016 presidential race
• Diesel prices playing catch-up with gasoline
• Mayor Price says workers’ comp firm crossed line after officer’s shooting
• Down Under ‘Downton’ comes to U.S.
• Jubilee director arrested in Fort Worth child sex solicitation cases
• Jubilee director arrested in Fort Worth child sex solicitation cases
• Terrell emerges as hot spot for new Fort Worth academies
• Star-Telegram staff Super Bowl picks
• The secret’s out
• Shootout with Fort Worth police described as ‘compelling and terrifying’
• GameDay: Dallas Mavericks at Orlando Magic
• Mavs upset Ellis not named to All-Star team
• Hunter Pence headlines UTA Hall of Honor inductees
• Oil prices climb on signs of reduced drilling in U.S.
• Why ban drilling on 1.5 million acres of Alaska coastal plains?
• Super Bowl XLIX: Who has the edge?
• Mavericks use 37-2 run to turn debacle into a rout of Heat
• Kyev Tatum told to pay Fort Worth schools more than $300,000
• A hard way to learn a lesson
• Museum donation inspiring
• Abbott scuttles a state incentive fund
• Senate budget sets tax relief targets
• Rise of anti-Semitism; need enough government; who is disrespectful?
• All Points: The Capitol takes another look at school choice
• On school choice; ridiculous and silly; game room regs; politics and money
• Is Congress meddling in foreign policy, or acting appropriately?
• We can win against Alzheimer’s disease
• Follow the sandhill crane spring migration north to Nebraska
• Chef-driven fine dining gets cooking in the East Texas town of Palestine
• TCU’s upset hopes crumble in second half at Iowa State