Texas Standard for July 28, 2016
Hillary in Texas: who was that prime connection from the 70s that her husband name-checked at the convention? We’ll explore the backstory. Also: If you’re an attorney general, when is it OK to take a donation from the owner of a company your office is investigating? Plus: When you wish upon a STAAR? Keep wishing, test haters. Why talk of scrapping the annual student exam seemed to fail at the last minute. Corpus, Midland, Austin: is there life after Uber and Lyft? We’ll consider the alternatives in a high tech reality check. Plus: The woman on a mission to restore a missing mission. Those stories and lots more today on the Texas Standard:

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