Texas Standard For December 21, 2018
A partial government shutdown looms. We explore on the Standard. And: There’s a cost associated with being behind bars. But getting released also comes at a cost. We’ll run the numbers. Also: One expert shares his ideas for the perfect children’s gift that won’t cost you a penny. Plus: When it comes to holiday traditions – do you break a piñata? Bulls eye! It’s Texas Standard time.
Beth Cortez-Neavel/Texas Standard
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