Texas Standard For August 10, 2018
Is it possible to prevent another Sutherland Springs? The military sure hopes so, and that’s one reason it’s changing the way it reports domestic violence, we’ll have the story. And: There are more political races to keep an eye on than the O’Rourke / Cruz one. But don’t fret, we’ll tell you which. Also: Has the Rio Grande Valley perfected the formula that leads to academic success? Results from the last few years are hinting yes. Plus: All the reasons why Texas is soon to be home to America’s largest cricket stadium. Of course it’s a story about changing demographics. Those stories and so much more today on the Texas Standard:
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