Texas Standard For January 28, 2019
Another presidential tweetstorm, this time with a Texas twist: one suggesting widespread voter fraud. We’ll take a closer look at the claim and the source. And: A Texas city won national attention for becoming the first to go with 100 percent renewable electricity. Now some are asking did the city pay too high a price? We’ll take a look. Also: Chaos in Venezuela leading to uncertainty in Texas: we’ll hear why. Plus: The Corpus Christi Caller Times warns that what you don’t know about a particular routine government procedure can hurt you. The paper’s opinion editor explains plus a whole lot more today on the Texas Standard:

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