Texas Standard For January 24, 2020
Houstonians were shaken overnight by an explosion. We’ll have the details. And: We remember PBS host Jim Lehrer, the national star who spent years in the Lone Star State died Thursday. Also: Perceptions of U.S. troops stationed in Ukraine, amid the president’s impeachment trial. Plus: Is this hemp or is it marijuana? Well, if in Austin there’s no need to fret if carrying small amounts. And adding and subtracting with Texas Instruments, the brand that brought us the calculators of the past is making news. All of those stories and more today on the Texas Standard:
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