Texas Standard For February 26, 2018
The headlines are disturbing. In the wake of a Florida school shooting there have been threats in Texarkana, Houston and more. Unpacking the apparent uptick. And: Linemen from the Texas Panhandle deal with conditions they never encountered in the high plains in efforts to restore power in Puerto Rico. We’ll hear from one of them. Plus: Central Texas bats have changed their migratory patterns ever so slightly. We’ll try to get at why. Also: A Mexican college could soon join the NCAA. What’s in it for teams on both sides of the border? And: Understanding the Supreme Court’s ruling on DACA. All this and more, on today’s Texas Standard:
Miguel Gutierrez Jr./KUT
Social Media Producer Wells Dunbar gives us the talk of Texas each day.
More from 02/26/2018
Give Shooters Less Publicity, Tell Stories Of Prevented Tragedies, Experts Say
Six Months After Harvey, Plans For A More Flood-Resilient Houston Have A Long Way To Go
Texan Volunteers Are Back Home After Working On Puerto Rico’s Damaged Power Grid
Teachers Differ On Whether Guns In The Classroom Make Sense
In Pursuit of Migrating Moths, Mexican Free-Tailed Bats Change Their Flight Plan
‘Codex of Love: Bendita Ternura’ Is Mexican-American Writer Liliana Valenzuela’s Latest Project
NCAA Rule Would Allow Mexican Colleges To Play In Division II Sports
U.S. Supreme Court Declines The Trump Administration’s Request To Take Up DACA Case
Most viewed right now
‘Early detection, rapid response’: Invasive axis deer spotted at Big Thicket
Changing winds? These are the marijuana bills we’re watching in this year’s legislative session
Texas Standard for Jan. 23, 2023: New invasive species sighted in Southeast Texas nature preserve
This San Antonio teen went from taking tests to shaping his school district’s future in just a year
Despite low demand, gas prices are inching upward again
Security breaches large and small continue to put users’ data at risk
‘Early detection, rapid response’: Invasive axis deer spotted at Big Thicket
Changing winds? These are the marijuana bills we’re watching in this year’s legislative session
Texas Standard for Jan. 23, 2023: New invasive species sighted in Southeast Texas nature preserve
This San Antonio teen went from taking tests to shaping his school district’s future in just a year
Despite low demand, gas prices are inching upward again
