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September 3, 2015

• An injured Orlando Scandrick gets emotional, promises triumphant return
• Grapevine community gives women, children a home in which to heal
• ‘A church for all people’ set for first service in Keller
• Christian Taylor should have known
• The Hot Issue
• Six Flags Over Texas to add three rides near Batman roller coaster
• a watery wonderland in Arlington
• Texas Power 5 preview: Baylor may look to run up score at SMU
• Traffic death ends Blue Mound shooting case
• ESPN sets up shop in Sundance Square Plaza
• Stars and Stripes film festival announces lineup
• Gas plant fire reported in Wise County
• Schools need better data on assaults
• Ted Cruz rallies Texans to back presidential bid
• Kentucky county clerk must issue licenses
• Covering Blue Bell’s relaunch
• Movie review: ‘The Transporter Refueled’
• Mr. Modem: Controlling a misbehaving mouse
• Mr. Modem: Controlling a misbehaving mouse
• Construction to start next year on apartments near Renaissance Square
• Labor Day: What's closed, what's open
• Delbert McClinton explains the myth and legends, including John Lennon’s harmonica lesson
• The Classic at Roanoke cooks up purple potato pancakes for Horned Frog football fans
• Eats Beat: Taco Heads ready to park near museums
• Beyond the beef: Weighing in on the ‘alternaburgers’
• Cruz on Ex-Im Bank; fixing schools; tackling weeds; let seniors play; social tension
• Rangers notes: Elvis stole the show all by himself Tuesday night
• Rangers’ Gallo should cut himself some slack, Michael Young says
• Rangers rally late to pull within two games of Astros
• Rangers recap: Moreland comes up big with game-winning double
• Rangers closer unfazed by role down the stretch
• Patterson: Boykin has been good for TCU, ‘no matter how this whole thing goes’
• Moving time: TCU offense wants control in fourth quarter on road