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Texas Standard For July 24, 2020
Storm clouds gathering along the Texas coast as a tropical depression turned tropical storm bears down on the Lone Star State. We’ll have more on the weather situation and what South Texas should be prepared for this weekend. And: As schools scramble to assemble reopening plans, high school football teams prepare to return to the field. We’ll have the latest. Also:, A cyber truck factory cruises into Texas, the 30th anniversary of the Americans with Disabilities Act, the week in politics with the Texas Tribune and much more today on the Texas Standard:
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