Texas Standard For October 15, 2019
A Fort Worth police officer is now charged with murder in this weekend’s shooting of a woman inside her own home, we’ll have the latest. And: What some think could be the final presidential debate with two Texans on the stage, this campaign season. Also: How water factors into the immigration debate. Plus: A meeting at the state capitol in June, surreptitiously recorded at the center of a big political scandal. Now: the tale of the tape. What it means for Texas politics and much more today on the Texas Standard:
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Fort Worth Officer Is Charged With Murdering Atatiana Jefferson. Her Family Also Wants Systemic Changes.
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