Texas Standard For April 15, 2019
Texas is now flaring off enough natural gas to power all of the households in the Lone Star State. Can anything be done to harness the energy? We’ll take a look. And: The Texas Legislature is stuck – once again stalled on some key issues. Time to prepare for a special session? Ross Ramsey doesn’t seem too worried. We’ll ask with the co-founder of the Texas Tribune why not. Also: After several decades, the University of North Texas solves the case of the missing Hobbit – a first edition, that is. Plus: The battle of San Jacinto that wasn’t, at least not this year. That and a whole lot more today on the Texas Standard:
Beth Cortez-Neavel/Texas Standard
More from 04/15/2019
Analysis: The Texas Legislature Is Stuck. Don’t Worry About It.
Candidates For Dallas Mayor Share Plans To Curb Homelessness
In The Permian Basin, Natural Gas ‘Flaring’ Persists, With No Solution In Sight
News Roundup: Tornadoes Strike Central And East Over The Weekend, Causing Casualties.
San Jacinto Museum Of History Remains Closed Following Deer Park Fire
‘This World Won’t Break’ Focuses On An Artist’s Search For Success
After 45 Years, Reader Returns Stolen Early Copy Of ‘The Hobbit’ To UNT’s Library
Texas Lawmakers Are Focused On Bipartisan Issues, But Abortion Is Shifting That Focus.
Most viewed right now
Surprise Electric Bill? An Attorney Offers Tips For Texans Who Need Relief.
Texas Public Utility Commission Fired Electric Providers Monitor Three Months Before Storm
Racial Inequities Emerge As Houston Recovers From Last Week’s Winter Storm
From Stuck Tractors To Dumped Milk, Snowstorm Throws Texas Farmers A ‘Curveball’
Houston-Area Judges Are Evicting Renters Who Could Be Protected Under Federal Order
Texans With Deregulated Energy Rates Have Paid $28 Billion More Than Those With Traditional Plans
Surprise Electric Bill? An Attorney Offers Tips For Texans Who Need Relief.
Texas Public Utility Commission Fired Electric Providers Monitor Three Months Before Storm
Racial Inequities Emerge As Houston Recovers From Last Week’s Winter Storm
From Stuck Tractors To Dumped Milk, Snowstorm Throws Texas Farmers A ‘Curveball’
Houston-Area Judges Are Evicting Renters Who Could Be Protected Under Federal Order
