Texas Standard For February 7, 2020
In what has been described as the worst anti-Latino mass shooting in U.S. history, an alleged shooter has been indicted on federal hate crime charges, we’ll have the latest. And: High benzene levels outside six Texas refineries are setting off alarms among industry watchdogs, we’ll take a closer look. Also: Health officials in San Antonio prepare for a coronavirus quarantine at a military base. Plus: The week that was in Texas politics and a whole lot more today on the Texas Standard:
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