Texas Standard For February 5, 2019
If a gun is sold to a mass shooter, can the gun store be held accountable? A lawsuit against a Texas-based sports shop is in the spotlight – we’ll explore. Also: Innocent until proven guilty, and all that, but those with money often get to walk before trial. Now, a move to change the rules on cash bail statewide – we’ll talk to the Texas senator behind the effort. And: What’s behind increased political polarization? According to a Texas researcher, it’s the demise of the local newspaper. If she’s right, now what? All of that and so much more today on the Texas Standard:
Miguel Gutierrez Jr./KUT
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