Texas Standard For December 11, 2017
Should Texas child protective services be forced to recruit more foster care families? A federal case nears a climax and we’ll have the latest. And: A south Texas lawmaker calls for hearings on Russian meddling in Mexico’s elections. U.S. Congressman Henry Cuellar tells us why he’s concerned, and why Texans should take note. Also: net neutrality reconsidered: as the FCC approaches what could be a landmark vote. We’ll explore the practical implications of the proposed change. Plus: Retired teachers are leaving a state health care system in droves. And: Agents stand down for an emotional family reunion at the border near el paso. Those stories and so much more today on the Texas Standard:
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Court Says The State Must Ramp Up Foster Parent Recruiting
Are Profits Killing Youth Sports?
Why Henry Cuellar Wants to Look Into Russian Meddling in the Mexican Presidential Election
How The Keystone Pipeline Spill Has Affected Texas Oil Prices
Austin Restaurant Celebrating Selena With Monthly Brunches
Will A Net Neutrality Rollback Make The Internet More Expensive?
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