Texas Standard For October 1, 2019
Another Texas Republican retirement in Washington. This one came as a shock to some. We’ll have the latest. And: Frustration and confusion in the Texas capitol city over the school district’s plan to shut down a dozen schools. We’ll take a look. Also: A lack of access to health care is reaching crisis level is some rural parts of Texas. Why hospitals are closing and what can be done about it. Plus: The transgender community in Dallas is reeling after the shooting of yet another trans woman. What we know about the problem. Those stories and more today on the Texas Standard:
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