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April 1, 2015

• Starving Parker County dog recovering
• Tarrant County leads Texas in child abuse cases
• Cowtown underground: M&O Subway gone, but spooky tunnel remains
• No joke? George P. Bush takes aim at trendy typeface
• Grapevine veterinarian’s killer sentenced to 50 years
• Johnson County man fatally shot in the street during domestic fight
• Fox, HBO pilots are shooting around North Texas
• Playoff tickets for Mavericks games go on sale Saturday
• Texas House committee approves bill allowing firearms at colleges
• Monta Ellis likely to return vs. Thunder — or is he?
• GameDay: Dallas Mavericks at Oklahoma City Thunder
• Legislation sets ‘structure’ for containing outbreaks in Texas
• Texas Senate approves bill to overhaul state contracts
• 15 ways to enjoy the Dallas International Film Festival
• NFL will get photos from Greg Hardy’s domestic violence trial
• City Place, Rotary Plaza among Trailblazer Awards-winners in downtown Fort Worth
• April Fool’s: The DFW radio pranks
• No crime committed in Northwest student blog incident, Tarrant DA says
• A-to-F grades for schools aren’t magic
• Dallas Cowboys will restructure Tony Romo’s contract
• Former Frank Kent Cadillac site downtown could become apartments
• Willie Nelson taking his July 4 picnic back to Austin
• Magnacca steps down as RadioShack’s CEO
• Arlington police seek help finding home invasion robber who attacked woman
• Parade of Lights moving to Sunday before Thanksgiving
• Dallas Stars continue their parade to nowhere
• Mixing sports and politics
• Texas Toast: Joey Logano becoming one of biggest names in NASCAR
• Texas Motor Speedway ‘all-access’ day planned for April 9
• Rangers notes: DeShields has heard hints but his place on roster seems loud and clear
• Darvish missing, but Rangers’ rotation better than 2014
• Rangers recap: Rockies pound out 16 hits in Arizona finale
• Rangers recap: Eight-run ninth spells doom vs. Cubs
• TCU baseball takes UTA loss in stride as Big 12 play resumes
• Seven-run seventh lifts UTA baseball past TCU