Texas Standard For November 18, 2019
An indefinite stay. What’s next for death row inmate Rodney Reed, who had been set to be executed on November 20? We’ll have the latest. And: Once sleepy counties on the edges of our biggest cities are starting to boom: the changing face of the Texas suburbs. Also: A hold-up at the police station? Why some say law enforcement agencies are preventing vulnerable immigrants from getting special visa designed to get them out of harm’s way. Plus: A large Catholic diocese wants to provide foster care services without penalties for LGBT discrimination. Those stories and a whole lot more today on the Texas Standard:
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More from 11/18/2019
Texas Appeals Court Halts Rodney Reed’s Execution Indefinitely
In Some Texas Cities, Immigrants Who’ve Experienced Crime Find It Hard To Qualify For U Visas
San Antonio And Dallas Awarded Gold Medals On Health Policies
Looking For a More Affordable American Dream, Young Families Are Leaving Houston For The Suburbs
Anthropologists Rethink Prehistoric Hunting After Man-Made Mammoth Pit Discovery In Mexico
Follow ‘ZilkerBark’ For A Feed Devoted To Austin’s Canine Companions
Texas Students Still Fighting For Special Education Despite Federal Order To Fix Services
Texas’ Largest Archdiocese Seeks Exemption From Federal Anti-Discrimination Rule
