Texas Standard For November 15, 2017
A death at a college campus: Now Texas State joins the ranks of universities nationwide putting Greek life on hold, perhaps for good? We’ll have the latest. Also: 26 people were killed by the shooter at Sutherland Springs, but there’s something in those numbers that goes beyond the horror of mass shootings and it appears firmly grounded in the debate over abortion. We’ll hear how and why. And: After outrages over the improper use of police force, many Texas cities embraced body cameras. But not all as readily as others, says a report card. And: Do you know who’s listening to your cell phone call? Could it be the Texas military? Those stories and so much more today on the Texas Standard:

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