Houston Chronicle - 2022-09-15

• Vehicle inspection­s with inspiratio­n
• Riverside Terrace residents fight townhomes for identity
• County OKs $1.1M for gun buybacks
• U.S. to redirect Afghanista­n’s assets
• Defense suddenly rests its case in trial of Parkland school shooter
• Baylor seeks clarity in new abortion law
• Accused killers waive bail review hearing
• I-45 battle
• Rememberin­g 9/11
• Abbott joins critics of student debt relief
• Ukraine’s achievemen­t is Biden’s, too
• Latest oil move adds to contradict­ions
• Kelsey-Seybold expanding
• One rail union rejects deal, two accept
• Inflation entering a more stubborn phase
• Stocks post modest gains after painful selloff
• DEANA PERSON
• DR. HAROLD I. DAILY
• RICHARD JOSEPH CALLAWAY
• MARGUERITE FRANCES BAKER HAYES
• Agency OKs close to $190M in bids from ’21 oil lease sale
• Smith says Pierce’s role in offense needs to be bigger
• Fisher noncommitt­al on A&M starting QB
• Healthy Williams cherishes being back on football field
• Guardians win their 6th straight
• ON DECK: OAKLAND A’S AT ASTROS
• Plum’s playoff efforts fruitful
• Picault scores first win for interim coach Bundy
• Physician revokes driver’s license without an explanatio­n
• Simple strategies for easing plantar fasciitis
• In new poll, Americans give health care system failing mark
• What to watch
• DAILY CROSSWORD
• ROYAL STARS
• Store shelves are no longer bare, but baby formula remains in short supply

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