Texas Standard For February 13, 2019
A year after Parkland, what if anything is changing to make Texas schools safer? Five things you need to know about what happens next. And: The end of El Chapo’s career, but not his cartel. After years of work to win convictions against the drug kingpin, what changes now? We’ll take a look. Also: As many New Yorkers rethink the $3 billion price tag to land Amazon’s second headquarters, a researcher says New York could learn a thing or two from the Texas experience. Those stories and so much more today on the Texas Standard:

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