Texas Standard For April 13, 2020
Seemingly endless rows of cars lined up waiting for food in San Antonio: We’ll check out the strain on efforts to feed the hungry in parts of Texas. And: Is a tool used to recover memories lost because of trauma acceptable for use in police work? An investigative report by The Dallas Morning News raises questions about the use of hypnosis in criminal cases. Also: Those in federal lockup are under lockdown, but there’s growing concern for the health of the prison population and staff. Plus: How a pandemic affects the political push to flip the Texas House. Those stories and more today on the Texas Standard:
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More from 04/13/2020
How Some Cities Are Helping Homeless Texans Who Can’t Shelter In Place
Hypnosis: Vital Police Tool or Junk Science?
‘We’re All Really Scared’: Life In Federal Lockup During COVID-19
Virtual Tip Jar Aims To Alleviate Damage For Gig Workers In Rio Grande Valley
Even In a Pandemic, Renewable Energy Projects Move Forward
Helping Others Feels Like ‘COVID Roulette’ For This Lubbock Woman
Gun Safety Groups Face Uphill Battle In Face Of COVID-19
