Texas Standard For February 28, 2019
A key provision of the Texas Open Meetings Act is struck down by the state’s highest criminal court. We’ll look at what it means for government transparency. And: The state’s school librarians read the fine print of a bill to hike teacher salaries, and they’re pushing back. We’ll hear from the state’s top librarian. Also: The timeless voice of tejano superstar, Selena. Was it one voice, or two? All those stores and a whole lot more today on the Texas Standard:
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