Texas Standard For July 30, 2019
Day one, round 2: as Democrats in the race for the White House duke it out in Detroit, what should Texans be looking for? We’ll explore. And: Bad blood between some Houston police officials and the Harris County district attorney’s office. Some top cops complaining prosecutors are too soft on crime. Also: A new drug- testing policy for some students near Amarillo is casting a very broad net, and raising eyebrows nationwide. We’ll take a look. Plus: A crisis at the border fueling a crisis for some church congregations? Those stories and more today on the Texas Standard:
David Freid
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