Texas Standard For September 20, 2019
At least two are dead, and nearly four feet of rain now covers some parts of Southeast Texas Some are calling it worse than Hurricane Harvey. Our own Michael Marks joins us with the latest on tropical storm Imelda’s toll in Texas. And: You’ve heard the phrase ‘it takes a village’, but to go to Mars? Why SpaceX is offering to buy an entire South Texas community. Also: Houston says “howdy Modi” as the Indian Prime Minister makes Texas a centerpiece of his U.S. visit. Plus: The week in Texas politics with the Texas Tribune and more today on the Texas Standard:
David Freid
More from 09/20/2019
In Southeast Texas, Imelda Echoes Hurricane Harvey With Impassable Roads And Feet Of Rain
Houston Says ‘Howdy Modi’ As Indian Prime Minister Promotes Trade With US During Texas Visit
Feds Charge 58 Across Texas With Health Care, Opioid Fraud
SpaceX Offers Buyouts To Boca Chica Homeowners
How The Use Of Satellites Has Started A ‘Space Race’ In The Permian Basin
Clergy In Texas Are Being Trained To Support Veterans In Crisis
Fort Worth Program Brings Latino, African American History Into Classrooms
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