Texas Standard for April 6, 2015
A court ruling impacts water rights in Texas. Plus: A disturbing moment in Dallas history – the public hanging of a black man on a prominent arch. Also, a look at Ken Paxton’s legal problems and what the Texas Legislature is doing about tax cuts. All that and more on the Standard:
Photo via Ilana Panich-Linsman/KUT
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