Texas Standard for September 15, 2015
The clock is ticking on the Waco biker shootout case: Nine dead, 177 arrested, and no formal charges. Does it add up? Also: Rick Perry never made it to the big stage in the debates, never polled high enough. Has the structure of the GOP debates become a self-fulfilling prophecy? Plus: The most valuable franchise in all of sports: Manchester United? The New York Yankees? Forget about it! The most valuable franchise is … one of many topics on today’s edition of the Texas Standard.
Ilana Panich-Linsman/KUT
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