Texas Standard For February 25, 2020
The Supreme Court says it won’t intervene in a high-profile Texas death row appeal. But that might not be the last word on the case of Rodney Reed – we’ll have details. And: After El Paso, Midland-Odessa, Sutherland Springs and Santa Fe High School, are attitudes about gun control shaping up to be a factor in the Texas vote this year? We’ll take a closer look. Also: A death by feral hog? Why a Texas community is second-guessing the official account. All of those stories and more today on the Texas Standard:
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More from 02/25/2020
Supreme Court Won’t Intervene In Rodney Reed Case, But Urges Texas Courts To Reevaluate It
Gun Policies Matter To Voters But Aren’t Top Priority
Why Are San Antonio’s Mobile Home Parks Disappearing?
A VA Program Can Help War Veterans Pay For Long-Term Care, But Applying For It Can Be An Ordeal
One Woman’s Death By Feral Hog Might Not Have Been Caused By The Animal After All
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