Texas Standard for January 7, 2016
The Texas trooper who pulled over Sandra Bland has been indicted for perjury. It was one, simple sentence that got him in trouble. And: How can you tell if someone is mentally healthy enough to buy and use a gun? Also: we’ll talk about the future of football and yes, virtual reality has a role here too. Plus: what Krispy Kreme and a Texas hospital chain have in common. All packed in to Thursday’s Texas Standard
Ilana Panich-Linsman/KUT
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