Texas Standard for November 5, 2015
Is Dallas a sanctuary city? Governor Abbott is threatening to withhold funding from local law enforcement unless they cooperate with the feds. Plus: A Texas company that designs caskets has a patent for a unique creation. Also: We’re also talking high tech cardboard goggles for virtual reality – seriously. And: Burrito lovers might want to tune in, E. coli is on the agenda. Those stories and much more in today’s Texas Standard.
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