Texas Standard For May 18, 2018
A shooter situation at a school in Galveston County. Santa Fe High School goes on lockdown, we’ll have the latest from our reporting partners. And: What could be an important moment in U.S.-Mexico relations: a televised debate in the contest for the presidency of Mexico. The front runner? One way to think of him is as a Trump of the left. Also: A wildfire in the Panhandle spawns a rare phenomenon that creates more fires from above. The story behind an unusual pyrocumulus cloud formation. Plus: They called him the Tex-Mex Elvis, now Freddy Fender’s daughter is fighting to preserve her father’s legacy. Those stories and more today on the Texas Standard:
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Social Media Producer Wells Dunbar prepares for the show.
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Santa Fe School Shooting Results In Multiple Fatalities
With A Presidential Race Underway In Mexico, Relations With The U.S. Could Change
Hay Problemas? Why Texas Contractors Are Learning To Build In Two Languages
This Is The Last Time We’ll Talk About Laurel And Yanny
Rare Weather Phenomenon Creates A Fiery Cloud In The Panhandle
News Roundup: Experts Urge Lawmakers To Improve Support For Children Experiencing Trauma And Grief
‘Wasted Days and Wasted Nights’: Remembering Texas Music Legend Freddy Fender
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