Texas Standard For September 5, 2019
The FBI is learning more about how the Permian Basin shooter sidestepped federal background checks. Now they’re focusing on a person in Lubbock. We’ll have details and look at how Texas lawmakers are approaching the question of what to do about gun violence. And: Another retirement in the Texas GOP and what it means for 2020. Also: It’s being called the most important book on football since “Friday Night Lights:” the story of the man they call “the Tyler rose,” Earl Campbell. Plus: heart surgery without opening up the chest? A stunning new procedure that could save lives. All of that and more today on the Texas Standard:
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Not Wanting To Be ‘Backbenchers,’ Texas Republicans Retire From Congress
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New State Laws Take Aim At Tech-Based Crime
FDA Approves Procedure That Significantly Changes How Surgeons Replace Heart Valves
A New Book Recounts The Triumphs And The Struggles Of Earl Campbell
Texas’ Marijuana-Hemp Issue Could Be Solved, But Without Funding It Risks Backlog Of Untested Kits
