Texas Standard for February 15, 2016
So Texas, anything important happen over the weekend? Only what could be a tectonic shift in politics and the constitution. How the passing of Antonin Scalia affects some of the most profound issues facing the nation, including three big cases from Texas. Also: a south Texas boom town gone bust – how an entire city imploded with the drop in the price of oil. And: The Texas woman who some say is singlehandedly fixing what’s wrong in country music. Calling things like she sees it. All that and more on Monday’s Texas Standard:
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