Texas Standard for April 12, 2016
He’s been investigated by the state bar, indicted by Collin County and now the Feds have filed charges too. Ken Paxton, under pressure. Also: Is Julián Castro progressive enough to serve as Vice President? We’ll hear about a movement aimed at keeping the Texas Democrat off a potential White House ticket. And: A new viral threat facing hospitals, as hackers target the medical system. Plus: A new film challenges what we know about memory, a look at whether homelessness is a threat to college campuses, and much more – all on today’s Texas Standard:
Miguel Gutierrez Jr./KUT
More from 04/12/2016
How Young is Too Young Before CPS Gets Involved?
Fraud Charges are Piling Up for Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton
One Group Takes Aim At This Potential VP Pick, Even Before The Nominee Is Decided
How Much Can We Trust Our Memories?
Meet The Scholarship Winners Of A Contest Based On A Minecraft-Inspired Game
UT, Austin Police Grapple With Both Campus Safety & Homeless Issues
Hospitals Keep Expanding And Building Across Houston Region
Here’s Why Hackers Want to Steal Your Medical Data
