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March 6, 2015

• Running backs beginning to regain their value in NFL
• After Nina Pham lawsuit, Texas Health named one of Fortune’s Best Companies to Work For
• The Ringling Bros. circus without its elephants? Oh my!
• ClosetSpace app can be personal fashion stylist and wardrobe curator
• Dallas Mavericks cold in blowout loss to Blazers
• Tarrant County DA cleans house, promises to increase efficiency
• Police: Man accidentally jumped to his death
• Latest Ebola news hopeful
• Lessons for Fort Worth in Ferguson report
• Invesco Advisers partners in Hillwood’s Alliance Town Center
• U.S. adds 295,000 jobs; jobless rate falls to 5.5 percent
• DA blocks release of police shooting video
• Netanyahu shows what a true leader of free world looks like
• North Fort Worth needs police unit
• Crime rates down 31 percent in Fort Worth’s homeless district
• Fired Fort Worth officer files federal lawsuit against city, Halstead
• House panel hears from foes of texting while driving
• Neil Sperry: Climbing, twining vines for the spring garden
• BNSF oil train derailment in Illinois involved newer tank cars
• GameDay: Dallas Stars at Tampa Bay Lightning
• Mavericks’ Devin Harris out with a bruised right hand
• One dead in church bus collision
• Review: Tomoki Sakata at Cliburn Festival
• Daniels’ one-year pass from last season’s woes has expired
• Ban armor-piercing bullets: Sensible regulation or back-door gun control?
• All Points: Will Hillary Clinton survive an email scandal?
• Praise for Granger; Ebola lawsuit; vaccination bill
• Superintendent search; taxes and registrations; Keystone pipeline
• Three Texas girls shine in Nastia Liukin Cup gymnastics
• Eliminate Texas’ flawed franchise tax
• TCU gets one more chance to make ‘The Wilk’ shake
• TCU women could punch NCAA ticket by beating Texas
• Pitcher’s long career returns where it almost began, with the Rangers
• Rangers’ Banister wants more smarts than speed on basepaths
• Giants strike early and often to keep Rangers winless