Texas Standard For April 8, 2020
If you’re a nonessential worker and you’re out for a drive, what happens if you get pulled over? The realities of police work during a pandemic. Today, our conversation with the chief of police of the Texas Capitol City, on enforcement of stay-at-home orders, and how police are dialing back some of what they do to keep officers safe.. And: State parks and historic sites are now shuttered. We’ll hear from the head of Texas Parks and Wildlife. Also: The boom in urban bear hunts: teddy bears that is. Some practical tips for first time hunters and more today on the Texas Standard:
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More from 04/08/2020
Things Redneck Dave said to me on the drive across Texas
Austin Police Chief Says Officers Aren’t Issuing Citations For Shelter-In-Place Violations
Houston Hospitals Prepare For Face Mask Shortage As COVID-19 Spreads Across Region
For Unauthorized Immigrants, Working During Pandemic Means More Uncertainty
As State Parks Close, Texans Urged To Enjoy Nature Closer To Home
With Families Stuck Close To Home, ‘Bear Hunters’ Take To Austin’s Streets
Are Airline And Train Passengers Being Tested For COVID-19?
