Texas Standard For October 17, 2017
When he arrived in Texas three years ago, many cheered the return of the American held captive. But a new chapter in that story begins. What’s next for Bowe Bergdahl now that he’s pleaded guilty to charges in connection with his own disappearance? We’ll explore. Also: Officials in Houston taking a hard second look at defending against another Harvey, we’ll have details. And: The remittance marketplace with Mexico is a multibillion dollar business. Could an app shake it up the way Uber has with taxis? Those stories and a whole lot more today on the Texas Standard:

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