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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More from 10/17/2017
Army Sgt. Bowe Bergdahl Pleads Guilty To Desertion, Could Face Life In Prison
Port Aransas Schools Reopened This Week, But Still Face Extensive Rebuilding
In Harvey’s Wake, State Lawmakers Build Support For Long-Sought Flood Control Projects
Could A New App Make It Easier To Send Remittances To Mexico?
Google Honors The ‘Queen Of Tejano’ With The First-Ever Selena Doodle
90-90-90 Plan Takes On The Spread Of HIV, AIDS In San Antonio
Four Dallas Schools Must Change Confederate Names, Prompting Emotional Debate
Scott Kelly’s New Book, ‘Endurance’ Tells The Story Of The Astronaut’s Year In Space
Lawmaker Says Texas Should Boot Out Film Industry In Wake of Hollywood’s Weinstein Scandal
