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October 2, 2015

• Southlake Carroll stops Coppell, Aledo romps, Nelson stumbles
• Christine Michael could make his Cowboys’ debut Sunday
• McClain, Hardy preparing for return to Cowboys next week
• Cowboys anticipated Drew Brees starting for the Saints
• FTS International’s Lanham steps down as CEO
• A harmonious time: Barbershop singers compete at DFW Airport hotel
• Congress must pass a sound budget
• ‘Lady Day’ takes the Jubilee Theatre stage
• Pianist Hamelin discusses Fort Worth concert, Cliburn competition
• Mavericks rookie Anderson will play a lot during preseason
• A busy but full life: Erma Johnson Hadley
• With Town Square as its anchor, Southlake booms as retail mecca
• Jubilee Theatre at a turning point starting 35th season
• Movie review: ‘Finders Keepers’
• Movie review: ‘Shanghai’
• Movie review: ‘A Brilliant Young Mind’
• Arlington police continue search for attempted kidnapper
• Police seek ID of woman found burned in Fort Worth grass fire
• Fort Worth philanthropist Richard Rainwater remembered for his generosity
• We all pay for new roads, but users pay for toll roads
• Saginaw mother charged with capital murder in death of infant daughter
• TCC opens new training center for energy students
• Charges dropped against TCU football players
• 1993: Kelly much more than just ‘an attorney’
• Lockheed prepares for F-35 program to take off
• Baylor wide receivers thrive by using shared approach
• Rangers miss first chance to clinch AL West championship
• Rangers notes: Choo may talk softly but his bat is loud and clear
• Rangers recap: Angels hold on to hold off Texas’ celebration
• Live updates from Rangers-Angels
• Meeting the faces of homelessness makes it real for congregations
• Proposition 1 brings property tax relief for Texas homeowners
• TCU, Boykin now digging deep at wide receiver
• TCU baseball, Schlossnagle eager to watch prized recruit perform
• Oregon shooting; deportation; Rangers fans; the T and Fare Aid
• Boehner departure spotlights rift between the right and moderates