Texas Standard for May 19, 2017
A police pension crisis creating big problems in Dallas now has a solution that appears to make all sides happy. We’ll explore. And: Legislation being pushed by Texas Republicans could benefit Democrats, so why do Dems oppose it? We’ll check it out. Also: A new music festival in San Antonio that may be the first like it anywhere. How “Good Vibrations” is reaching an otherwise under-served audience. Plus: It’s Friday, so that means we’ll hear from the Typewriter Rodeo, and wrap up the week in Texas Politics. All that and more today on the Standard:
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More from 05/19/2017
Cities Across Texas Commemorate The End of Slavery With Juneteenth Celebrations
Texas Lawmakers Are Running Out Of Time To Address The State’s Maternal Death Crisis
Rio Grande Valley Leaders Breathe Easier As The Trump Administration Backs Off NAFTA Repeal Threats
Legislative Solution In The Works For Dallas Pension Crisis
Irving Says Goodbye To The Byron Nelson After 35 Years And Shifts Focus Away From Sports
Who Wins if Straight-Ticket Voting Goes Away?
Galveston Finishes Multi-Million Dollar Beach Renovation
Good Vibrations, The First Fully Deaf-Accessible Music Festival Happens This Weekend
Typewriter Rodeo: Back To The Nest
Texas A&M Scientists Found A New, Squirmy Species Of Crustacean
Dan Patrick Continues His Push For The ‘Bathroom Bill.’ Or A Special Session.
