Texas Standard For October 28, 2019
Houston: for sale to the highest bidder? Allegations against the incumbent mayor rocking the race in Texas’ biggest city. We’ll have a closer look. And: Why a major Texas city appears to be an outlier amid good news in the fight against the spread of HIV. Also: The large building some East Texas developers would rather you not go into when checking out the subdivision. Those stories and so much more today on the Texas Standard:
David Freid
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