Texarkana Gazette - 2023-02-11

• Texas AG settles with former aides who reported him to the FBI
• Man pleads guilty to 2019 murder
• State police won’t punish more officers over Uvalde shooting
• Statement of core values
• Super Bowl ads will tout Jesus ‘gets us’ to the masses
• Marianne Mantell, who helped pave the way for audiobooks, dies at the age of 93
• Today in History
• Mother sees trouble in son’s living arrangemen­t
• SHERRY LYNETTE BARFIELD
• End ‘too little, too late’ syndrome in Ukraine
• State of the Union: Fading star vs. rising star
• Unbridled ‘originalis­m’
• Dog owners tout Xolos’ loyalty, sacred underworld history
• Indian government withdraws appeal to hug cows on Valentine’s Day
• Andy Reid aims to lead Chiefs past former team in Super Bowl
• L-E girls win coin flip; to face Canton in bi-district
• Cowboys’ Ware, Hawley elected to Pro Football Hall of Fame
• Prescott pays tribute to late mother, brother while accepting Payton Award
• TAMU-T women win 19th straight
• Irvin files suit seeking $100M after misconduct claim
• Experience, talent are why Chiefs will win Super Bowl
• Depth of roster gives Eagles edge in Super Bowl matchup
• Defending champion Scottie Scheffler leads WM Phoenix Open
• Late goaltendin­g call sends Butler past No. 13 Xavier, 69-67
• ROYAL STARS
• Spring training’s start brings pitch clocks, shift limits
• U.S. jet shoots down unknown object flying off Alaska coast
• FBI searches Pence’s Indiana home in classified docs probe
• Spiritual advisers offering final comfort in execution rooms
• China calls U.S. House resolution ‘political manipulati­on’
• Russia announces cut to oil output over Western price caps
• BIG GOALS for tiny grains

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