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April 28, 2015

• Eyes on H-E-B: Tennis tournaments will net help for kids at SafeHaven
• Kids can relate to books about individuality
• Petition seeks criminal charges against mother of slain 2-year-old Fort Worth boy
• FW Visitors Bureau to celebrate 50th anniversary with free after-work concert
• Downtown FW ‘greeter’ faces perhaps his toughest battle
• Texas woman learns granddaughter is safe after Nepal quake
• Saginaw High School senior killed in crash
• Judge warns privacy concerns could prevent sale of RadioShack personal data
• House should pass bill on exoneration
• Grand jury date set in shooting of unarmed man by Grapevine officer
• Bell Helicopter to trim 1,100 jobs from global workforce
• Fort Worth police hunting bank robber
• Veteran guard Barea rescues Mavericks out of another jam
• Awards program gives UTA a chance to praise its own
• GameDay: Mavericks at Rockets, Game 5 preview
• Arlington mayoral candidates mostly agree but debate anyway
• Texas Tech AD Hocutt ready to impact CFP in newcomer role
• Railroad Commission won’t prohibit sale of ‘wet gas’
• North Richland Hills grandfather gets probation in death of child left in car
• Deregulation, hair-style
• Farmer Bros. to bring headquarters, 300 jobs to Northlake
• Fares at DFW, Love barely changed after end of Wright Amendment
• A gulf apart on tax cuts
• Tennessee Titans name draft room after Arlington-based scout
• The Cowgirl Chef: Try tapas for your next foodie fiesta
• Eats Beat: New names in old locations; also, Mother’s Day brunch ideas in Arlington
• Reacquiring Josh Hamilton is a risk not worth taking
• School food; no to vouchers; Josh is back
• Rangers’ Hamilton feels like a player again
• Rangers’ offense continues to struggle as early runs hold up for Mariners
• TCU game at Dallas Baptist moved to Wednesday because of rain
• TCU hitters find groove in 8-0 streak