Texas Standard For September 19, 2019
Heavy rain has brought life-threatening conditions to parts of Southeast Texas as a tropical depression named Imelda moves inland and takes its toll. Water rescues are underway as the first named storm since Harvey hits the Houston region. We’ll have details. And: Accusations of rising crime rates are feeding into a big city mayoral contest in Texas. Also: New smartphones hit the streets. Our go-to tech guy on whether to buy in. All those stories and then some today on the Texas Standard:
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