Houston Chronicle - 2020-02-21

• TSU regents part ways with school’s president
• Stone sentenced to over 3 years in prison
• 2 Harvey flooding lawsuits, opposite rulings
• Moderate Dems fight for share of Texas votes
• A big rebound for Baylor basketball
• Diplomacy is the star in ‘Camp David’
• Video released in rapper’s shooting
• Appeals court backs $6.7 million award for graffiti artists
• Report released on KMCO fire
• Former Rice player pleads guilty in ex-teammate’s death
• Grieving dad faces other son’s disappeara­nce
• HISD pulls another worker
• Fort Bend prison slated for closure
• Lawsuit filed over extreme traffic
• GOP asks primary voters about platform
• Bernie Sanders brings his campaign back to Houston
• China reports even fewer new virus cases
• USC to make tuition free for some students, increase aid
• German gunman in rampage killing 9 had ‘racist motives’
• Congress told of Russia meddling in campaign
• Audit slams how Houston First makes deals
• Combating a global threat
• Green for District 9
• Champion is choice
• Babin for District 36
• Jailhouse explanatio­n of why voting matters
• When can I talk politics at the office?
• Morris for SD 13
• How do escrow, closing work when buying a home?
• CenterPoin­t: Ouster of CEO not due to any disagreeme­nt
• Alleged theft of wages on UH work protested
• New Mexico sues Google over child data collection
• CERAWeek taking precaution­s against coronaviru­s
• Income tax scofflaws can expect IRS to visit
• Virus fears set off volatile day on Wall St.
• ‘A very tough year’ seen for airline industry
• Private equity firm to purchase struggling Victoria’s Secret brand
• White House report touts growth of U.S. economy
• 7-Eleven in talks to acquire Speedway gas chain
• Morgan Stanley reaches deal with E-Trade
• WILFORD HENRY STUBBLEFIE­LD
• VIRGINIA P. RORSCHACH
• CATHERINE “ENELL” SCOTT COOPER
• FANNIE EDRA (MATKIN) HIGGINS
• Espada up to the task at hand
• Blowout avenges holiday stunner
• Fiers received death threats
• Owners approve terms for new CBA, awaiting player vote Urlacher’s brother, nine others charged
• Ortiz: Pitcher looks like a ‘snitch’
• On deck: An early start in outfield battle
• Carroll says fit feels right
• Del Conte standing by Smart for the moment
• Post duo leads A&M to victory
• Surgery halts Federer 4 months or more
• Family tradition is back for Eagles
• Strong first-quarter defense leads to Lady Chargers’ win
• PREVIEW PICKS
• Texas favorite careens through genres. 9:30 p.m. at McGonigel’s Mucky Duck, 2425 Norfolk; 713-528-5999. Concert List
• HOUSTON’S WRESTLING GLORY DAYS IMMORTALIZ­ED
• NEW LIFE FOR BARBECUE STAPLE DOZIER’S IN FULSHEAR
• FAMILY FUN
• NATIONAL ENGINEERS DAY GIVES KIDS SOMETHING TO BUILD ON
• HOUSTON CHOIR DEBUTS A NEW ‘CIRCLESONG’
• OPERA IN THE HEIGHTS, MUSIQA TEAM UP
• BLENDING GOYA’S ART WITH SPANISH MUSIC
• STAGE LIST
• HARRISON FORD SAVES ‘CALL OF THE WILD’
• ‘LADY ON FIRE’ HEATS UP THE SCREEN
• ‘THE LODGE’ MAKES FOR AN UNEASY STAY
• ‘STANDING UP’ A PLEASURE TO SIT THROUGH
• OUTSIDE THE MEGAPLEX
• 8TH WONDER BREWS MUSIC INTO ITS ‘CELEBR8ION’
• DAILY CROSSWORD
• Historic Galveston Island features a wealth of springtime adventures
• Lodging promotions add options to Galveston stays
• Visitors enjoy plenty of fun options this season in Galveston
• History, architectu­re highlight Galveston Historic Homes Tour
• Enjoy the outdoors in Galveston this spring
• The Grand Kids Festival celebrates milestone year
• Rental homes offer affordabil­ity, flexibilit­y for Galveston beach vacations
• Months of fun await in Galveston

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