Texas Standard for October 22, 2015
Warnings across Texas as weather gets nasty; the question is not if, but when and where the water will rise. We’ll explore. And: Two family detention centers ask Texas regulators for certification. Why are child welfare advocates objecting? Also: A new space race in Texas and who’s getting left on the launch pad. Plus: How many flags have flown over you know where? And: Hands off Texas chili! An expert rejoinder to the latest abomination from the New York Times cooking section. All of that and more on Thursday’s Texas Standard.
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