Texas Standard for May 12, 2016
A deadly explosion rocked a sense of security. Three years later, new findings and another jolt shaking the town of West, Texas. We’ll explore. Also: Texas is home to one of the largest squads of mosquito fighters in the country – but are they big enough to tackle the new threat of Zika? Plus: A tempest in a taco bowl? Why a week after Cinco de Mayo, one incendiary tweet among many constitutes to reverberate. And: Learning to grow legally: How cannabis farmers are navigating the narrows of Texas law to get licenses. Those stories and lots more, today on the Texas Standard:
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Host David Brown at the mic.
More from 05/12/2016
West, Texas On the Road to Emotional Recovery After Explosion Ruled Arson
How Cannabis Oil Could Make Texas Businesses the ‘Budweiser of Bud’
Everyday People: Suzan Nyfeler
What’s in a Taco Bowl?
With Uber and Lyft Leaving Texas Cities, Who Will Fill the Void?
Texas GOP Convention Gets Underway In Dallas
EPA, TCEQ Respond To Chemical Spill After Houston Warehouse Fire
Pass The Politics Pappy: O’Daniel For Senate
Mosquito Hunters Set Traps Across Harris County, Searching for Signs of Zika
The Coyote Fire Continues in the Guadalupes
