Texas Standard for May 31, 2016
A deadly deluge as Texas flooding makes national headlines. Warnings continue though the week. Has this become the new normal? Also: In a year of unpredictable politics, what trumps a Trump? Anyone wanna bet on a constitutional convention? And: Nearly a third of all small businesses are victims of a crime where the culprit is right under the boss’ nose. We’ll crunch the numbers. Plus: When pigs fly … off the shelves, that is. Why Spanish sows could give Texas cows a run for their money. And: Is Texas the new Brazil? All that and more, today on the Texas Standard:
Gabriel Cristóver Pérez/KUT
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