Texas Standard For May 3, 2019
Should Texas political mapmaking be placed back under federal oversight? We’ll have the latest in a high stakes battle over race and redistricting. And: It is one of the nation’s most notorious strips for prostitution. Now a controversy over Houston’s plan to clean up what’s known as “the track”. Also: A byproduct of energy extraction, now treated as waste, soon to be turned into fuel for more energy extraction. A virtuous cycle? Plus: The week in politics with the Texas Tribune and more today on the Texas Standard:
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More from 05/03/2019
A San Antonio Court Will Determine Whether Texas Needs Preapproval For Its Voting Districts
Harris County Seeks To Penalize Sex Workers Through ‘Nuisance’ Lawsuit
To Anglers’ And Boaters’ Delight, Giant Salvinia Is Gone From Two Texas Lakes … For Now
This Technology Could Reduce Flaring Pollution In The Permian Basin
News Roundup: House Considers Bill Requiring Counseling For Those Seeking Abortions
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