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February 5, 2015

• Mavs concerned about Thursday’s game against the Kings
• Curry exposes Mavs’ lack of perimeter defense
• Mavs not sure if Rondo needs surgery
• National Signing Day
• Fort Worth trustees favor new schools at historic Terrell campus
• RadioShack files for Chapter 11 bankruptcy protection
• Affidavit: Arlington Martin student killed after altercation with gang member
• Movie review: ‘Jupiter Ascending’
• Assault case against Tarrant County clerk dismissed
• Board seems right on arts, science academies
• DFW Airport to lease out headquarters building
• Cities should decide on red-light cameras
• UT Arlington opens softball season with renewed optimism
• Fort Worth officers block I-30 to rescue dog
• Movie review: ‘Love, Rosie’
• Movie review: ‘Leviathan’
• Review: Melvin Edwards’ sculptures at the Nasher
• Fitness center burglar targets Burleson church
• Pilot killed in crash of small plane in Argyle
• Theater review: ‘My Name Is Asher Lev’
• GameDay: Dallas Mavericks at Sacramento Kings
• Curry’s 51 points blister Mavs’ upset hopes
• RadioShack close to filing for bankruptcy
• Chilly today in DFW, but warmer this weekend
• Mike Huckabee seeks support in Texas
• FCC chief backs plan for ‘net neutrality’
• GameDay: Tampa Bay Lightning at Dallas Stars
• Mailman trying to keep up with Mavs’ Dwight Powell
• Thursday’s TV/Radio listings for DFW sports
• Suspect in Fort Worth robbery, shooting arrested
• 50 years later, widow finds peace with her husband’s death in Vietnam
• Bill would shield teachers who defend themselves
• Eats Beat: Social House not shy on steaks, gravy
• Root of TCU’s success is making stars rather than recruiting them
• Time to wear red; meaning of freedom; a better idea
• King’s other legacy: ‘All labor has dignity’
• Wednesday’s Signing Day likely marked end of era
• TCU’s Trey Zeigler living up to being ‘a coach’s son’
• TCU defensive coordinator Bumpas calls it a career after coaching nearly 40 years
• Slumping TCU men fade in ‘ugly’ loss at No. 19 Baylor
• TCU women fall short at West Virginia