Texas Standard For January 4, 2018
A big deadline approaches in Congress, this one affecting more than 120,000Texans. We’ll explore why the so-called Dreamers are in limbo. And: Another big issue in Texas is the high rate of moms dying during, or shortly after giving birth. We’re getting new information about the problem. Also: If you’re decluttering for the New Year you may find old technology that’s no longer useful. We’ll look at what you’re using now that could be next to fall by the wayside. Plus: A plate of Texas barbecue just isn’t complete without a cold glass, can or bottle of – what? A discussion on the best barbecue beverages. And: We’ll introduce you to a Texas superintendent who has turned around a district despite some real challenges. Those stories and more today on the Standard:

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