Texas Standard For September 17, 2018
Less than a month do go before the deadline for registering to vote in the midterms, do you know if you’re registered? We’ll have a Texas primer. And: A border patrol officer has been arrested and charged with the murders of four women. The victims all worked as prostitutes. We’ll tell you what authorities are saying. Also: With Florence, and before that Harvey, the greatest threat was flooding. Has our current hurricane rating system left us twisting in the wind? Plus: Texas beat USC this weekend, but once upon a time, USC pushed Texas across the line to desegregate the gridiron. We’ll hear how and so much more today on the Texas Standard:
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