Texas Standard For February 6, 2020
The impeachment drama is over. Or is it really? And where does it leave us? We’ll take a look at the implications of the Senate vote for Texas. And: A pair of markers erected in Rio Grande City. What they say about an historic workers’ strike that left a deep impression on the Texas landscape. Also: How a robot could help save the Gulf of Mexico from the rapidly-reproducing lionfish. Plus: Our go-to tech guy on the return of “gaming,” the low-tech way. And why lots of Texans haven’t stopped talking about the Super Bowl halftime show. Those stories and more today on the Texas Standard:
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