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November 16, 2015

• Bankruptcy judge OKs Woodhaven Country Club reorganization plan
• Mavericks GameDay: Dallas travels to play winless Philadelphia 76ers
• Lego, TTI seek foreign trade zone status for new Fort Worth facilities
• Hurst house fire causes heavy damage
• Bucs receiver Mike Evans basks in mismatch, win over Cowboys
• Cowboys’ Heath on holding penalty: ‘They made the right call’
• Frustrated Cowboys lose another late lead
• North Texas school districts fear a growing teacher shortage
• Dez Bryant doesn’t deliver on critical plays for Dallas Cowboys
• Quarterback duo has Oklahoma State poised to crash CFP party
• Gov. Abbott slams door on Syrian refugees
• Ben Bernanke defends Federal Reserve policies in Fort Worth talk
• State agency revises intake forms filled out for inmates who are entering jail
• In North Texas churches, Explore God helped change spiritual climate
• Christmas (tree) comes early to Fort Worth’s Sundance Square
• Greg Hardy was tardy for work Thursday, according to a source
• Perry backs Waybourn in Tarrant County sheriff’s race
• Theater review: ‘The Heir Apparent’ at Stage West
• Everyday Food: Put tasty twist on traditional Thanksgiving sides
• Scores improve, but JPS faces more challenges
• Man arrested in Lincoln Square stabbing death
• With more storms looming, DFW rainfall totals inch toward record
• Suspect under investigation in Fort Worth attacks on women
• Missing Fort Worth toddler found safe
• Rainwater’s non-profit builds 100th garden at school in Carrollton
• In wake of Paris attack, Gov. Abbott says Texas won’t accept Syrian refugees
• Baylor determined to break Curse of Stillwater against Oklahoma State
• Distracted Cowboys proving 2014 was an aberration
• Texas Rangers bolster bullpen by trading Leonys Martin to Mariners
• TCU’s Boykin, Doctson ‘questionable’ for Oklahoma
• TCU dominates inside in overpowering victory over New Orleans
• Paris attack; Cowboys’ Hardy
• Next All Points: Tea Party