Texas Standard For April 2, 2018
Familiar words you may have forgotten: DACA, tweets, and border wall. We’ll hash them out today. The president says DACA is dead, but what do lawmakers have to say? We’ll explore. And: The mysterious death of Rogelio Martinez and the sheriff who claimed there was no crime. And: If the country is soon to be divided by EPA standards, which camp will Texas be in? Also: It’s small, non-descriptive and endangered. The captivating story of the Texas Hornshell Mussel. Plus: The state’s favorite dog and so much more, today on the Texas Standard:
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Technical Director Casey Cheek at the soundboard controls.
More from 04/02/2018
President Donald Trump Says There Won’t Be A Deal For DACA Recipients
Sheriff Says The Theory That Border Agents Were Attacked Never Made Sense
Northeast Houston Harvey Victim Finally Nears The End Of A Long Recovery
Rollback Of EPA Fuel Economy Rules Could Backfire, Resulting In Lower Sales For U.S.-Built Cars
News Roundup: Men’s Basketball Tourney Wraps Up Monday In San Antonio
The Texas Hornshell Mussel: An Endangered ‘Engineer’ of an Endangered River System
‘If You Live In Texas, You Get To Own Ridiculous Boots’
In ‘The Case Of The Monster Fire,’ Hank The Cowdog Makes It Through A True Panhandle Tragedy
What Could John Bolton’s Appointment Mean For U.S. Foreign Policy?
