Texas Standard For August 9, 2019
Understanding El Paso. Nearly a week after the shooting tragedy, a sense of outrage and grief persists. Could this be a tipping point? A discussion today on the Texas Standard. And: Reverse mortgages. Many see them as a way to stay in their homes in older age, others consider them a trap. Also: The week in Texas politics with the Texas Tribune and more.
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