Texas Standard for May 4, 2015
A shooting in Garland outside an anti-Islam event leaves two dead and one injured. Also: How the son of a migrant farm worker launched a legal battle that continues today. And: Why the skies near the McDonald Observatory are getting brighter at night. All that and more on this episode of Texas Standard.
Credit via Ilana Panich-Linsman/KUT
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