Texas Standard for August 11, 2016
Maybe you thought the battle in the so-called transgender bathroom wars was winding down. Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton isn’t giving up. We’ll explore. Also: A program that provides tuition for veterans, unique to Texas, is costing universities more and more every year. The question – how to pay for it? Plus: An uptick in Texas kids skipping vaccines. And: Yes, the Olympics. We’ll talk technology – think 3D printed shoes – and the evolution of drug testing. It’s come a long way since amphetamines.
All that and more on today’s Texas Standard:
Beth Cortez-Neavel/Texas Standard
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