Texas Standard For May 6, 2019
And the results are in from cities across Texas. Is there a message voters are sending on the eve of a major national election season? We’ll explore. And: The White House and Democrats in Congress agree on infrastructure needs, at a price tag of $2 trillion. Crazy money you say? If the sky’s the limit, what does Texas need most? Also: The effort to arm more marshals at Texas public schools, but some minority students say it makes them feel less safe, not more. Plus: The Texan making maps for hoops and transforming the game of basketball. All of those stories and so much more today on the Texas Standard:
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