Texas Standard For October 30, 2019
It’s not pay for play, but college athletes won’t have to turn away endorsement dollars. A shakeup in the big buck business of college sports? We’ll have the story. And: A shortage of water at an ice detention center. What we know about conditions and what we don’t…and why. Also: The latest numbers on Texas kids and health insurance add up to a grim situation, we’ll take a look. Plus: Hell yes, or no? Democratic presidential candidate Beto O’Rourke says he’s not for weapons confiscation. We’ll have a Politifact check and more today on the Texas Standard:
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More from 10/30/2019
Texas Is The Only State With A Double-Digit Rate of Uninsured Children
NCAA Will Allow Players To Profit From Their Name And Likeness, But Details Are Far Off
HD-28 Special Election Presents Bellwether In Race To Control Texas House
West Texas Detention Facility Enacting Water Conservation Measures After Depletion Of Local Water Tanks
Jefferson’s Ghost Tours Whitewash Complex Racial History
Forum Exposes Tensions And Mistrust Fort Worth’s Diversity Director Will Face
Pondering Sam Houston’s Broken Leg
Did Beto O’Rourke Advocate Gun Confiscation?
