Houston Chronicle - 2018-09-11

• ‘HERE WE GO AGAIN’: GET READY FOR RAIN
• Panel: State of HISD special ed still ‘grave’
• Candidate appealing to area’s diversity to win over voters
• EPA set to relax methane policies
• REMEMBERIN­G 9/11, 17 YEARS LATER
• Verlander has welcome return to Motor City
• U.S. warns sanctions will follow ICC probe
• Report details Dallas officer’s side of shooting
• Is oil demand’s peak coming too quickly?
• From moon walks to the cereal box?
• East Coast braces for Florence
• NASA’s Wyche glad to be paving the way
• Houston’s crime lab plans downtown move
• A note to readers from the editor of the Houston Chronicle
• End of road for red light cameras?
• Slaying suspect killed by police
• Suit targets FBI agent in botched rescue
• Psychiatri­st sentenced in Medicare fraud
• Bolton threatens internatio­nal court; U.S. to close PLO office
• ‘Spartacus’ moment was pure theatrics
• A trade war certainty: Everyone loses
• The Constituti­on
• Business is brewing for freight shipping service
• Historic Heights house sells in 3 days, could break price record
• Port of Corpus competes to expand
• Palace Bowling Lanes will be redevelope­d into mixed-use space.
• Montrose tower to rise 20 stories
• Stocks end losing streak as retailers rally
• CBS saga could shake up media
• My wrist is glowing — want to network?
• Worried about the future of 32-bit apps? First, the good news
• Poll: Teens say social media makes them feel better
• Snap’s No. 2 exec joins struggling firm’s exiting leadership
• IRVIN LOUIS LEVY
• WILLIAM MILLER JONES
• MARTHA LYNN HULSEBOSCH
• WILLIAM JOSEPH HEILMAN
• BETTY LOU ROACH EWELL
• O’Brien, Watson must develop game together
• Learn from negatives, then focus on positives
• Run game built off the backs of many
• Longhorns think their best is good enough
• A&M players know they can count on new coach Fisher to have their backs.
• Rookie quarterbac­k Darnold, defense shine as Jets rout Lions 48-17.
• Brewers a game off division lead
• Fireballer James has shot at October role
• Hinch adamant call shouldn’t have stood
• Concussion sidelines Johnson indefinite­ly
• Titans hoping TE Walker can return after ankle surgery
• Bradley tops Rose in playoff for BMW Championsh­ip win
• HIGH SCHOOL ATHLETES OF THE WEEK
• Showcase home is family friendly
• Digging into the standards
• HINTS FROM HELOISE:
• DEAR ABBY:
• Classical pianist Yuja Wang dazzles in symphony opener.
• Atticus, the masked poet of Instagram, talks identity.
• DAILY CROSSWORD
• ACES ON BRIDGE
• JACQUELINE BIGAR
• Hidden beauty of St. Lucia
• These trips give families room to explore.
• Don’t let your phone ruin your vacation.

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