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November 5, 2015

• Abbott aims a punch at ‘sanctuary cities’
• FAA needs good plan to control drones
• Irving man convicted of child sex trafficking
• Quicksilver Resources lays off 15 percent of workforce
• Approach Resources shuts down drilling for 2015
• Carlisle agrees to five-year extension with Mavericks
• Tony Romo practices, but Cowboys’ job is still Matt Cassel’s
• Thursday’s TV/Radio listings for DFW sports
• Texas coach whiffs on 2014 prediction about Longhorns’ future
• GameDay: Charlotte Hornets at Dallas Mavericks
• Mavericks’ Carlisle open to playing Parsons only in second half
• Colleyville, Grapevine, Southlake calendar
• GCISD committee studies facilities
• Rezoning is focus of Carroll public meetings
• Mr. Modem: How to save part of a document to a drive
• Interstate Batteries’ condo is hottest ticket at Texas Motor Speedway
• Movie review: Bond’s ‘Spectre’ fails to dazzle
• Growth in north Fort Worth still going strong
• For Jerry Jones, relevancy is better than winning
• Victim’s sister angry that suspect in AT&T Stadium homicide is free on bail
• Sex, violence and gender parity
• Fort Worth teen shot while walking through his neighborhood
• Twister likely to blame for damage along I-35W
• Fort Worth dad accused of lying about razor blade in Halloween treat
• Places to go for Nov. 7-13: Garden classes, nature-friendly activities
• It’s scary how much the Cowboys need Tony Romo
• Problems at TAD; Campaign money; Social Security
• Rangers Prince Fielder earns Comeback Player honors
• Trucks champ Matt Crafton in fight for third straight title
• Kyle Busch looking for ‘Disney story’ ending to cap season
• RaceWeek schedule at Texas Motor Speedway
• Arlington Martin grad Kyle Hicks returning to form at TCU
• Gary Patterson high on freshman cornerback after first TCU start