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Texas Standard For May 18, 2020
Are Texans ready to return to the gym? As another weight is lifted from COVID-19 lockdown orders, how’s this next phase gonna work out? We’ll have the latest. And: A Texas Supreme Court order barring evictions is no more, as of this Monday. But local governments are stepping in to provide protections to some: we’ll have details. Also: Pets can can offer important companionship to the elderly unable to leave home right now, but expenses can give many seniors pause. Now a group of Texans is trying to fill the gap. Those stories and a whole lot more today on the Texas Standard:
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