Texas Standard for May 26, 2017
Tasers are supposed to be a less-lethal tool for police. But sometimes they still result in deaths. We’ll explore. And: the double-s word is getting thrown around again – that’s special session. We’ll check in on the Texas Legislature as lawmakers are set to wrap up the regular session. Also: Texas sheep and goat ranchers are losing animals to predators. How an old-world solution could help. Plus: A job interview in Houston like you’ve never heard of before. Those stories and a whole lot more today on the Texas Standard:
Miguel Gutierrez Jr./KUT
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