Texas Standard For September 6, 2018
A federal judge struck down another Texas abortion law. We’ll take a look at what this ruling means and what’s next for the ongoing fight. And; Have you been paying attention at all to what’s happening in Venezuela? It’s bad. But what should the U.S. do about it? We’ll get one perspective. Also: Texas is trying to address the impacts of denying hundreds of thousands of students special education. Unraveling the challenge. Plus: The next time you go to a live concert your experience could be enhanced by some new technology. We’ll explore. And why you may want to take a trip to Mount Vernon, Texas, and what you’re really smelling when you think you smell rain. All that and a whole lot more today on the Texas Standard:
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More from 09/06/2018
A Judge’s Injunction Stops Texas’ Fetal Remains Burial Law, But The State Will Appeal
In Venezuela, Military Intervention Is Not The Answer, Human Rights Expert Says
Report Says Texas Hunger Rates Exceed The National Average
Got Drones? How Drake And Other Artists Are Amping Up Their Live Shows With Tech.
News Roundup: Nomination Process Is Open For Texas State Musician, Poet Laureate And More
In #MeToo Era, More Texans Coming Forward About Sexual Violence
Texas Must Find A Way To Make Up For Years Of Capping Special Ed Funding
Mount Vernon Offers Small Town Charm And Weekend Getaways In East Texas
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