Texas Standard For December 28, 2017
If you’re not guilty, you’re…innocent? Well, that’s not exactly true in one Houston case, we’ll explain. Also: A Texas global intelligence team is looking ahead to 2018 to pinpoint possible hotspots. Their list may look familiar. Plus: More predictions… this time in the world of tech. What should we expect from our gadgets and gizmos a-plenty? And: A well-known school and home for at-risk kids in the Texas Panhandle is acknowledging a history of abuse. We’ll have that story. All that and a whole lot more today on the Texas Standard:
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