Texas Standard for July 27, 2017
And on the eighth day the Texas Senate took some time off. After passing 18 bills in one week, what happens next? We’ll explore. And: He took an oath to serve his country. She is now wondering if she’ll be forced to leave the military. A conversation with an Air Force staff sergeant based in Texas, who’s bracing for a bitter transition after yesterday’s presidential tweets on who can serve. Also: Is it too early to talk about 2020? A veteran analyst sees a three-way race is already forming. Plus: Discovering the hidden tacos of Texas. These stories and a whole lot more today on the Texas Standard:
Miguel Gutierrez Jr./KUT
Trump’s Ban Leaves Transgender Troops In Limbo
With Industry Slowly Recovering, Oil And Gas Students Look For Other Places To Apply Skills
Why We’re Still Waiting For The Wireless Future
How Texas Is Fighting White Nose Syndrome, The Disease Killing Bats Nationwide
Urgent Care Clinics For Cancer Patients Provide Faster, Cheaper, Safer Emergency Treatment
Giving Animal Products The Boot: ‘Texas Is Going Vegan, Y’all’
More from 07/27/2017
Dan Patrick’s Day Off
Trump’s Ban Leaves Transgender Troops In Limbo
With Industry Slowly Recovering, Oil And Gas Students Look For Other Places To Apply Skills
Why We’re Still Waiting For The Wireless Future
How Texas Is Fighting White Nose Syndrome, The Disease Killing Bats Nationwide
Urgent Care Clinics For Cancer Patients Provide Faster, Cheaper, Safer Emergency Treatment
Giving Animal Products The Boot: ‘Texas Is Going Vegan, Y’all’
Sniffing Out Secret Taquerias
Could There Be A Three-Way Presidential Race in 2020?
