Texas Standard for September 21, 2015
Pope Francis won’t be coming anywhere near South Texas, but his visit this week strikes close to home for many. Plus: Is it time to lift the seventies-era ban on US oil exports? Also: A 17-minute lost recording rediscovered in Texas, reminiscences of an African American slave in her own voice. And: Blowback over millions in bonuses for some state workers. Those stories and more the Texas Standard:
Image via Ilana Panich-Linsman/KUT
More from 09/21/2015
Meet The Folks Trying To Stop The Dallas-To-Houston Bullet Train
What the Pope’s Visit Means to Texas
The State Office That Paid $6.5 Million in Bonuses
Should Congress End the Oil Export Ban?
Listen: A Freed Slave Describes Slavery in Her Own Words
Mary Karr on ‘The Art of Memoir’
More Help Coming For Houston’s Homeless LGBT Teens
Most viewed right now
Texas Doctor: ‘We Are Now Seeing Rapid Spread Of The Delta Variant In Children’
Health Experts Warn A Potential ‘Tsunami’ Of COVID Cases Is On The Horizon
Tarrant County’s Controversial ICE Contract Is Here To Stay. This Is What To Know About The Program.
With Gambling Illegal At Home, North Texans Flock To Oklahoma Casinos To Spend
What If Texas Ended Its Reliance On Highways … And Even Tore Them Down?
Texas Standard For July 19, 2021
Texas Doctor: ‘We Are Now Seeing Rapid Spread Of The Delta Variant In Children’
Health Experts Warn A Potential ‘Tsunami’ Of COVID Cases Is On The Horizon
Tarrant County’s Controversial ICE Contract Is Here To Stay. This Is What To Know About The Program.
With Gambling Illegal At Home, North Texans Flock To Oklahoma Casinos To Spend
What If Texas Ended Its Reliance On Highways … And Even Tore Them Down?
