Texas Standard for August 6, 2015
Texas’ strict voter ID law struck down? Not so fast. Despite what you may have heard, voters are still very much in legal limbo. Also: Deja vu for an embattled attorney general who faces even more legal trouble – this time possible contempt over same sex marriage laws. And: The FCC may well cut the cord on the telephone – we’ll hear what it means for Texans. All that and more, on today’s Standard.
Ilana Panich-Linsman/KUT
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