Texas Standard For August 14, 2018
As members of the Senate return to Washington, one issue in particular is set for the spotlight, again. The issue of the border wall never really went away. But now demands from the president, and a separate issue Congress has kicked the can on, appear to be coming together, we’ll explain. And: Pilots in training report problems with their planes, but the Air Force doesn’t want to talk about it. What’s really happening in the skies over Texas? Also: Kids return to classes in San Antonio, but who’s really playing the teachers’ salaries? At one community school, a controversy. Plus: Are you ready for a visit to the man camps? Those stories and a whole lot more on today’s Texas Standard:
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