Texas Standard For March 25, 2020
They are the toughest measures yet to deal with coronavirus in Texas. What’s the real- world significance of new stay-in-place orders in cities across the Lone Star State? We’ll take a closer look. And: The tenth biggest economy in the world asks Washington for help. What Texas wants to do with that disaster money. Also: How even NASA’s trying to shelter in place while preparing for liftoff. Plus: Maintaining faith amid quarantine, how communities are staying together while keeping their distance. All those stories and more today on the Texas Standard:
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