Houston Chronicle - 2016-02-11

• Second deputy fired in Goforth case
• Mecom Fountain alteration­s alarm local preservati­onists
• City sees drop in sales tax revenue
• Fiery GOP race heads to S. Carolina
• Suspect’s mental capacity at issue
• Burger King is adding wieners to the grill
• Education may cut risk of dementia
• City Council grounds artwork with bird theme
• Two deputies shot to death in Maryland
• AREA HOME SALES FALL AGAIN, BUT IT’S A SOFTER HIT
• Lifestyle Weekly: AARP honors Michael Douglas and other film stars:
• Nevada still another hurdle for Clinton
• Michigan governor plans $195M for Flint
• Feds sue after Ferguson leaders try to revise civil rights deal
• Senate passes North Korea sanctions bill
• FBI surrounds 4 holdouts at wildlife refuge in Oregon
• NATO to expand military presence in Europe
• Elephant strays into town, goes hog wild in east India
• Will drone-attacking eagles be next crime-fighting tool?
• Houston debate
• Suit accuses radio maker in fatal fire
• Project fished 20 vehicles out of bayous
• Juror mailer haunts judge
• A Harris County jury awarded $54 million to the family of a worker killed in Kyle Field renovation­s.
• Experience, compassion are key in Democratic judge primary races.
• New details in fatal Feb. 4 San Antonio police shooting
• Judge orders release of political records
• Carnegie risks losing athletics
• Paxton’s gay marriage ruling spurs probe
• Ex-priest faces charges in teacher’s 1960 slaying
• Clearing the air
• Oil tax is right cause, but not broad enough
• Clinton now must fight for the votes of women
• New budget approach can transform Houston
• Broncos point the way for Texans
• Give us a break! Loss results in descent into 9th
• Allen decries culture that may be shifting
• Is AT&T Stadium host with the most?
• Pollard-powered victory
• The U.S. women open Olympic qualifying with a 5-0 rout of Costa Rica.
• A tasty reward awaits those who are up to the challenge of snipe hunting.
• Leonard’s last-second jumper pushes hot Spurs past Magic
• Bickerstaf­f gives ‘A’ for effort
• Rockets have lost 5 of last 7
• Sager pours heart into NBA’s Valentine’s Day All-Star Game
• Revived Felix lifts UT’s fortunes
• Baylor gathers enough strength to win minus Rico
• Aggies’ SEC skid hits 4 as missed free throws sink comeback attempt
• Parity at top to make field tough to select
• Gattis’ injury cracks the door for others
• Yellen’s less up beat
• Memorial Hermann moves deeper into health coverage
• Shale reboot won’t be speedy
• Regulators say computers can qualify as drivers
• As Twitter works to add users, its main timeline gets tweaks
• Delivery forecast adds electricit­y to Tesla’s shares
• Whole Foods’ earnings beat forecasts
• HOUSTONAT HEART
• Carrie Rodriguez finds her multilingu­al voice on ‘Lola’
• CULTURE SCENE Classical
• CULTURE SCENE Galleries
• ‘Friends’ are invited to chef dinner series
• Garlicky goodness gets tied upin a knot
• ‘Zoolander 2’ is fashionabl­e model of creativity
• ACES ON BRIDGE
• JACQUELINE BIGAR
• Brownies bake to raise funds for Flint children
• Program is making a dent in obesity problem
• Mayor expected to attend town hall event
• Young women and their mothers honored at ceremony in January
• Mustangs put early struggles in the past
• Scharold hat trick leads quick start
• Know the risks of preeclamps­ia
• FEELING THE PINCH
• Florists, retailers gear up for Valentine’s rush
• Woodlands fault-line lawsuit dismissed
• Building momentum
• Sales tax revenue declines
• Program making dent in Montgomery County’s obesity problem
• Community effort saves 135-year-old oak
• Science fair showcases student research
• Wood forest Bank Stadium is set for nearly $1 million face lift
• Cavs sending six to state swimming meet
• Business focuses on ‘green’ baby products
• Mall’s stations can juice any electric vehicle
• Charter school prepares for August opening in Katy
• Katy ISD has focused on lessons of Sandy Hook
• County shelter uses list to save animals
• Falcons stick to championsh­ip flight path
• State champion Tigers get back to business next week
• Fresh is the theme at local farmers markets
• Martin: Clear Lake may get reinvestme­nt zone this year
• Seabrook projects include public works complex
• Crisis caused by a piano
• ‘Zeke’ the monkey helps kids learn to read
• Shintech named environmen­tal partner
• Clear Brook honors former player Scott
• Maverick recruits head far and wide
• Friendswoo­d eyeing multiple state medals nextweek in Austin
• Old cast-iron water lines create problems in city
• Bandana or banana? Skit helps contestant win Mr. Bellaire 2016
• City is at end of Rebuild Bellaire funding
• Senior citizen reads to sight-impaired residents at Parkway Place
• Authentici­ty is goal of actors in play on mountain climbing set in the Himalayas
• Library renovation­s spark new interest in books for students
• Building firm gets 3 awards at gala
• Valencia Group hotels touted as best in U.S.
• First Watch chain to come to Texas, Louisiana
• Rice Village to host weekend of discounts
• Research center comes to TIRR in med center
• Mavericks hope to change the dynamic
• Harrison stresses lessons from last year
• Library makeovers parks new interest in books
• Authentici­ty is goal of mountain climbing play
• Protecting Yale Street trees top priority
• Valencia Group hotels touted as best in U.S.
• Research center comes to TIRR in med center
• Building firm gets 3 awards at gala
• First Watch chain to come to Texas, Louisiana
• Rice Village to host weekend of discounts
• Orchestra gives local musicians the opportunit­y to perform
• Goolsbee’s squad leaving behind losses
• Mavericks hope to change the dynamic
• Authentici­ty is goal of play set in the Himalayas
• Haygrazers group garden for produce and social change
• District STAAR scores lag behind peers
• Teacher says there is connection between people, gardening
• Rice Village retailers to host Shopping Alfresco Feb. 12-15
• Building firm gets 3 awards at gala
• Amarantos has high hopes for Mustangs
• Area teams out to dominate tournament
• Preserve proves popular with mountain bikers
• Museum showcases local, worldwide works of art
• Tomball looks toward newdevelop­ment
• Joe Ely plans for Main Street Crossing concert
• Montgomery County moves ahead with Wood lands Parkway plan
• Woodlands fault-line lawsuit dismissed
• DeBruin set to get started at Klein Oak
• Are you at risk for preeclamps­ia?
• County shelter uses list to save animals’ lives
• Land acquisitio­ns to slow Texas 6 project in Sugar Land
• Postal drop box planned for growing Missouri City
• Katy mall gets new electric-car charger
• Design changes delay boardwalk project
• Charter school set to open first Houston-area campus in Katy
• Katy ISD focused on heeding security lessons of SandyHook
• Clements on top again at regional meet
• Know the signs of preeclamps­ia
• Preserve proves popular with mountain bikers
• New program to help local victims of sexual assault
• Superheroe­s and their friends invited to this race
• Town Center awaits two anchor tenants
• Mustangs continuing their upward ascent
• Car safety tips for every parent
• Perfecting a designer nursery.
• Old-school bad man of stand-up: After crash, Morgan tests new barriers
• After 20 years, Jagger brings sex, drugs, rock ‘n’ roll to ‘Vinyl’ on HBO
• Hunt: Rising singer nets two Grammy nomination­s
• Actor Wolff turns to the dark side with ‘Buried Child’

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