Texas Standard For June 23, 2020
Return to closing businesses is a last resort in Texas – so declares Texas Gov. Greg Abbott, even as he expresses concern about what he calls an “unacceptable” increase in COVID-19 cases – we’ll have the latest. And: Some rapidly spreading face masks myths debunked. Also: The latest in the mystery disappearance of a Fort Hood soldier who’d complained about sexual harassment. Those stories and more today on the Texas Standard:
David Freid
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