Texas Standard for April 18, 2017
What do Texans believe to be the number one issue facing the state and the nation? Some eyebrow-raising findings in a new statewide survey. And: One little word is at the center of a new debate over evolution versus creationism in Texas classrooms. We’ll explain. Also: Apocalypse now? The great brick-and-mortar retail implosion has been predicted for more than a decade. Why analysts think the moment has arrived. Plus: What will it take for a new commitment to space exploration? A new documentary shoots for the moon. All that and a whole lot more coming up on The Texas Standard:
Miguel Gutierrez Jr./KUT
More from 04/18/2017
A Fight Over Evolution Versus Creationism Comes Down To One Word
Most Texans Are In Favor Of Immigration, But Many Worry About Border Security
Shot Across The Bow: Mexico Considers Boycott Of U.S. Corn
Brick-And-Mortar Retailers Are Going Extinct
Rare Earth Mineral Deposits In West Texas Could Give The U.S. A Military Edge
Court’s Juvenile Curfew Class Aims To Keep Kids Out Of The Criminal Justice System
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