Texas Standard for December 15, 2016
Don’t drink the water. Don’t even bother boiling it. Corpus Christi closes schools and lines form for bottled water in a fresh scare over safety. Details today on the Standard. And: What’s after NAFTA? With a promise from the President-elect to pull out of the trade deal, Congressman Will Hurd gets an earful from Texans living along the border. We’ll hear from the Congressman. Also: The energy capital of the U.S. is Denver? Colorado snags BP operations from Houston. What the move means for Texas. Plus: The best Texas book from 2016? The editor of Kirkus Reviews says nothing else comes close. We’ll hear his pick and why. That and a whole lot more all coming up today on the Texas Standard:
Gabriel Cristóver Pérez/KUT
More from 12/15/2016
Corpus Christi Notified to Use Bottled Water Only After Officials Find Possible Contamination
South Texans Are Worried About NAFTA’s Future
Advocates Are Worried About New Texas Facility’s Separate Housing for Transgender Detainees
Adrenaline Can Save Lives During Cardiac Arrest, But It Has To Be Given Quickly
Headquarters Move From Houston To Denver Part Of A Pattern for BP’s Onshore Business
What Keeps Us Coming Back to the Internet Comment Section?
Five Cases of Zika Found in Brownsville, Pregnant Women Advised to Stay Away
Think Twice Before You Cancel That Cable Subscription
Three Books to Give Away – or Keep – This Holiday Season
