Texas Standard For March 19, 2019
As smoke from a chemical fire fouls the air over Houston, officials insist it’s not toxic – we’ll look at what we’re learning three days into a massive petrochemical blaze. Also: John Cornyn may have felt a sense of relief when Beto O’Rourke decided to run for president, but he may yet need that multimillion-dollar war chest. Carlos Sanchez of Texas monthly reports on what could well be another battle royal for a U.S. Senate seat. And: Shops selling CBD oil in Texas – is that legal? Those stories and a whole lot more today on the Texas Standard:
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More from 03/19/2019
Is CBD Legal In Texas? Edinburg’s City Attorney Wants Ken Paxton To Weigh In.
With All Eyes On The 2020 Presidential Race, A Serious Senate Challenge Could Be Shaping Up In Texas
How The Number Of Unauthorized Immigrants Is Shrinking, Especially Those From Mexico
A New Law Aims To Speed Up Veterans’ Benefits Appeals, Which Normally Take Years
The Reality At The Border: Laredo Leaders Ask, ‘Where’s The Emergency?’
Red Flag Laws Seek To Balance Safety With Due Process
Houston Area Petrochemical Fire Continues, But Smoke Likely Not Toxic For Most
‘The Which Way Tree’ Explores Gender Roles, Race And Revenge During The Civil War
News Roundup: Texas House Committee Passes $115 Billion Budget Plan
