Texas Standard For December 23, 2019
He calls it “Powered by People,” but there’s one ex-presidential contender clearly powering the group to prominence – what it could mean for Texas in 2020? And: Law enforcement warning that there’s a certain type of trafficking on the rise in the borderlands, and its causing cacti to disappear. Also: Why 2020 could turn into a banner year for renewable energy in Texas. Plus: The story of some last-minute angels helping out a short-handed Santa in some parts of of the Lone Star State. That and more today on the Texas Standard:
David Freid
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