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Texas Standard For May 15, 2020
Record spikes in coronavirus cases as Gov. Abbott sets plans to further relax state rules on reopening. We’ll take a look at what’s behind the numbers and more. And: Remember when oil prices went into negative territory? All signs point to that happening again. We’ll hear why and what it really signals. Also: The future of higher education is what, exactly? Colleges and universities scramble to figure out the best way forward for the fall. Plus: High school graduation at the local drive-in, your best best for live music this weekend and much more today on the Texas Standard:
Miguel Gutierrez Jr./KUT
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