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March 6, 2015

• Arlington conference offers resources for young cancer survivors and caregivers
• After Nina Pham lawsuit, Texas Health named one of Fortune’s Best Companies to Work For
• ClosetSpace app can be personal fashion stylist and wardrobe curator
• Dallas Mavericks cold in blowout loss to Blazers
• GameDay: Dallas Mavericks at Golden State Warriors
• Friday’s TV/Radio listings for DFW sports
• Mavericks’ Parsons misses seventh consecutive game but could return soon
• Advocacy group calls for truancy decriminalization
• UTA women roll to secure first SBC tournament berth
• Dallas Stars outlast Panthers in shootout win
• Police: Man accidentally jumped to his death
• Invesco Advisers partners in Hillwood’s Alliance Town Center
• U.S. adds 295,000 jobs; jobless rate falls to 5.5 percent
• If Fort Worth police chief and Taser were too cozy, it’s our fault
• Fired Fort Worth officer files federal lawsuit against city, Halstead
• Fort Worth mother, child died of hypothermia, medical examiner rules
• 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
• Matt Carpenter best TCU-ex in pro sports
• TCU gets one more chance to make ‘The Wilk’ shake
• TCU notes: Wide receiver Gray out for remainder of spring
• Rangers notes: Alfaro catching on in first spring training
• Three late runs, including two in the ninth, send Royals past Rangers
• Rangers spring break: Stephenville brothers bond over spring training