Texas Standard for July 6, 2017
The U.S.-Russian divide used to be described as a cold war. Today there’s more evidence it’s become something more like a hostage crisis. We’ll have the story. And: A year ago this week, tragedy in downtown Dallas. Five police officers were shot dead at an otherwise peaceful protest. What its like to be a cop in the Big D, one year later? Also: Raising eyebrows in the Texas oil industry is Volvo’s surprise announcement that it will go all electric. Just how imminent is the death of the internal combustion engine? Those stories and lots more today on the Texas Standard:
How Texas Could End Russia’s Energy Stranglehold Over Europe
Knowing ‘Anything Can Happen,’ New Dallas Police Officers Still Believe They Can Help
Abbott Wants Lawmakers To Bar Local Contracts For Planned Parenthood In Special Session
Retail Workers Can Expect Major Job Losses
Texas Hailstorms Caused Record Damage In 2016
Finding Amelia Earhart: She And Texas Had History
Fredericksburg Offers Lots Of Options For Food And Wine Lovers
Nonpartisan Texas Elections Are Being Sucked Into The World Of Party Politics