Texas Standard For February 1, 2018
There could be more penny-pinching ahead for Texas lawmakers and the state budget. We’ll get the economic outlook from the Texas controller. And: One year after President Donald Trump announced an executive order restricting travel from some Muslim-majority countries, Texas immigrants from those countries still face uncertainty. We’ll have the story. Also: Taking the pulse of U.S.-Mexico relations as Secretary of State Rex Tillerson heads south of the border. Also: Kids these days are exposed to a lot of technology from a very young age. What we should consider when it comes to childcare tech. Plus: Remembering the Space Shuttle Columbia and its crew, 15 years after it disintegrated in the skies over east Texas. Those stories and so much more today on the Texas Standard:
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Texas’ Finance Chief Warns Lawmakers: The Next State Budget Will Be Tight
Texans Remember Space Shuttle Columbia’s Final Flight
Dallas Immigration Caseworkers Seek Answers For Refugees, Immigrants In Uncertain Times
Austin ISD Delays Decision To Rename Schools Named For Confederate Figures
What’s New In Tech For Parents?
Meet The African-American Woman Whose BBQ Joint Became Legend in Borger, Texas
News Roundup: State Agency Adds A Drone To Its Search And Rescue Arsenal
With Rhetoric Turned Up To Ten, Has The Real Relationship Between The US and Mexico Changed?
