Texas Standard For August 13, 2019
Bracing for a blue wave, Sen. John Cornyn concedes that winning reelection in 2020 will be tough. How much of a challenge do the opponents pose? We’ll have the latest on what’s expected to be the hottest electoral battle in Texas, as more Democrats enter the race for U.S. senate. And: A massive raid at a Mississippi food plant. Will employers face charges? Not if recent past is prologue. We’ll explore why. Also: What’s being described as a comprehensive oral history of a Texas music legend. Why it’s taken so long to tell the full story of Stevie Ray Vaughan. That and a whole lot more today on the Texas Standard:
David Freid
The Texas Standard newsroom.
More from 08/13/2019
The Number Of Texas Democrats Vying To Challenge John Cornyn Grows To Seven
Why Workplace Raids Mostly Target Immigrants And Not Their Employers
The People Who Knew Him Best Tell The Story Of Stevie Ray Vaughan
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In The Permian, An Oil Boom’s Hidden Challenges
Former Congressional Candidate Wants Texans To Reconsider Political Labels
News Roundup: Texas Groups React to Trump Rules Penalizing Immigrants Receiving Public Benefits
How A Texas-Based Smuggler Sent ‘Weapons Of War’ To A Mexican Drug Cartel
