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April 26, 2016

• Voters Guide 2016: Tarrant County school board candidates
• Lockheed Martin reports lower first-quarter profit following job cuts
• Barnett Shale rig count is less than a shadow
• Landscape worker hit by suspected drunken driver in North Richland Hills
• Dallas Theater Center’s ‘Deferred Action’ tackles immigration issues
• Chandler Parsons not sure if he will opt out of Mavericks contract
• Hobbled, tired Dallas Mavericks can’t keep up with Thunder, exit
• Cowboys expect to stay at No. 4 and draft best player available
• Don’t hide public notices on city website
• Pentagon leaders tell Congress that F-35 program is making progress
• El Gato hired defendants to stalk Southlake lawyer, attorneys say
• RadioShack names another new CEO as it rebuilds after bankruptcy
• Voters Guide 2016: Tarrant municipal elections
• Dallas Cowboys hope fiscal responsibility pays off in wins
• It’s risky for Cowboys to get a ready-made pass rusher in draft
• Brandon Carr agrees to a pay cut to remain with the Dallas Cowboys
• 2016 free agency: KD stays in OKC, and Dirk joins him?
• Carlisle proud of his team’s effort during loss to the Thunder
• Carlisle proud of his team’s effort in series loss to the Thunder
• Tarrant County communities head to the polls May 7
• Mr. Irrelevant David Vobora found a bigger calling after NFL career
• Mr. Irrelevant always has the last laugh in the NFL Draft
• It’s way past time for the Dallas Cowboys to draft a quarterback
• Grapevine tennis advances seven to state tournament
• Carroll baseball allows no runs over week’s games
• Grapevine golf seniors make state trip again
• Heritage baseball looks to return to playoffs
• CISD eyes solutions to capacity challenges
• Position shuffle paid off for Grapevine softball
• No soup for Arlington attorney, but plenty of online backlash
• WhoFest co-founder dies during festival in Irving
• ‘The Real Housewives of Dallas’ recap, episode 3: Lee Anne in Bow-livia
• Crying kittens rescued from dumpster in Fort Worth neighborhood
• Librarian’s picks: Books address mental health issues
• Movies: ‘Green Room’ smartly blends music and horror
• Recipes seize first tastes of spring, including strawberries, peas
• Spring elixirs let fresh flavors shine through
• Fort Worth steakhouse adds new flavors to old standards
• Baylor now has a sequel to its basketball scandal
• Fort Worth props; Keller schools
• All Points: When Prince died
• Ex-Ranger David Murphy on retirement: ‘It’s permanent’
• Rangers Tony Beasley to begin radiation treatment Monday in Houston
• Hamels tosses bullpen session, could return Saturday for Rangers
• Rangers lose again, but don’t blame improved depth
• If not Hickman plan for Fort Worth Stockyards, whose?
• Reduce negative perception of those with mental disorders
• TCU basketball adds assistant Ryan Miller to Jamie Dixon staff
• TCU baseball at Dallas Baptist game time changed to 6 p.m.