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May 19, 2015

• ‘Handi-Capable’ talent contest to hold Arlington auditions
• Southlake’s Bicentennial Park additions hit a home run
• Everyone is a winner at Triple Crown Affair at Lone Star Park
• Colleyville, Grapevine and Southlake calendar
• Students start up memo pad business at GCISD
• Colleyville, Grapevine and Southlake police report
• Main Street Fest brews beer, fun
• Death penalty still a blight on the soul of Texas
• Investigation against Stickland closed, his attorney says
• Home Depot nails it in 1Q as housing rebound emerges
• Surge in home construction is lifting hopes for US economy
• Sal Espino wins District 2 seat, recount confirms
• Azle police searching for vehicle that killed student
• Arlington police shoot burglary suspect
• Violent criminal gangs: old problem, new outbreak
• Rested Spieth ready to build on Masters legacy at Colonial
• Texas lawmakers OK cannabis oil for epileptic kids
• A bill for industry, not people
• Finally, the video is shown
• Fort Worth sex offender says he deserves chance at freedom
• PowerHandz latest product working its way to golfers
• Japanese phenom Ryo Ishikawa shouldn’t be overlooked at Colonial
• Tom Watson backs out of Colonial to attend funeral
• Martin Flores says his golf game is maturing
• Oak Cliff Film Festival announces its 2015 lineup
• Teen accused in Fort Worth killing
• Lawmaker: Abortion bill could lead to lawsuits
• The Cowgirl Chef: Delicious and healthful on a dime
• Election fallout
• TV weather report drawn to drama
• TCU women’s basketball team adds USC transfer
• Staying power: TCU shortstop Keaton Jones keeps going and going
• TCU pitching lineup set with next week in mind
• Top-seed Oklahoma squeaks past TCU tennis at opening of Final Four
• TCU dominates All-Big 12 baseball team