Texas Standard for February 24, 2016
Allegations of abuse of power hung over former Gov. Rick Perry’s presidential bid. Today, Texas’ highest criminal court tossed the final felony charge. We’ll explore the implications. Also: A ship pulls into a harbor today between Texas and Louisiana. A historic moment for energy, or a the start of a boondogle? And: Texas going batty in the winter. How the weather’s changing more than just moods. All that and much more on Wednesday’s Texas Standard:
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