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July 6, 2015

• Police name suspect in shooting of former Coppell running back and BYU signee
• TLN: Nelson football standout kept verbal commitment a low-key affair
• Area teams gear up for state 7-on-7 championship tourney
• Former Carroll swimmer succeeding in class and pool at TCU
• Trip to state 7-on-7 tourney shows Panthers’ buy-in
• Junior guard looks to become leader for Lady Mustangs
• Grapevine offers basketball camp
• Player Spotlight: Tacorian Howard, L.D. Bell
• Grapevine teams with Texas A&M to combat rose disease
• Trojans senior looking to step up in slash role
• Bedford Parks offering military-style aquatic workout program
• M.D. school combo an idea for the ages
• Don’t twist that Oreo: Cookie gets skinny and ‘sophisticated’
• Judge sets execution date for Fort Worth killer of three
• DFW home construction picking up, but still far behind demand
• Denton woman dies in pool accident
• Ex-Timber Creek High quarterback, teen sentenced in theft case
• Everyday Food: Get healthy with a salmon and bulgur combo
• Mr. Modem: Changing your Gmail identity and deleting messages
• Granbury men get Hood County’s first same-sex marriage license
• Facebook likes Fort Worth for new data center in AllianceTexas
• TCU, UNT Health Science Center to open M.D. school in Fort Worth
• Doug Free is Cowboys’ steady veteran on O-line, even while sidelined
• DFW Recreation Calendar
• Burleson police seek man on improper photography charge
• Arlington hosts Texas Women’s Open
• Mansfield’s Powers leads Fort Worth junior golf with 1-under 69
• Time Frames: Swimming lessons at Sylvania Park, 1939
• Dallas-based auto lender to buy out departing CEO for $928 million
• Mavs’ free-agency pitch works, but they need a Dirk
• Pope’s credibility; symbols for learning; Supreme Court wins
• All Points: Presidential race begs your attention
• Matt Harrison’s reward is a return to Texas Rangers’ rotation
• Rangers' Prince Fielder earns well-deserved sixth All-Star nod
• Fresh off Women’s World Cup, soccer fans ready for U.S. men in Frisco