Texas Standard For December 12, 2017
As the Weinstein effect hits Washington, a Texas congressman is still standing despite growing allegations. We’ll explore. And: The filing deadline passes for what could be a watershed midterm election season. Bob Gee of the Austin American-Statesman boils things down to five races to watch in 2018. Also: The Texas wind power revolution is causing a stir for property owners. Are you sure who owns the wind above your land? Plus: In the Dust Bowl days it was hailed as a savior for ranchers. Now, they’re branding it a scourge. The zombie grass taking over south Texas and beyond. Those stories and lots more today on the Texas Standard:

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