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Today on Texas Standard: There is an enormous shortage of childcare workers - Vimarsana News

Today on Texas Standard: There is an enormous shortage of childcare workers

Approximately 100,000 childcare workers are missing from the workforce compared with before the pandemic, The New York Times reports – and people are hardly rushing to fill those positions. We'll take a look at how the situation is affecting Texas.

Today on Texas Standard: Texas FEMA team deployed to help in Florida - Vimarsana News

Today on Texas Standard: Texas FEMA team deployed to help in Florida

We'll hear from a member of Texas A&M Task Force One, which was deployed to Florida just before Hurricane Ian made landfall.

Today on Texas Standard: Texas is entering a new weather pattern - Vimarsana News

Today on Texas Standard: Texas is entering a new weather pattern

Most Texans have had enough of the heat that’s gripped the state for the better part of two months. And soon, they might get what they want: Texas is entering a new weather pattern that could persist through the rest of August.

Today on Texas Standard: How businesses are reacting to the Supreme Court's abortion decision - Vimarsana News

Today on Texas Standard: How businesses are reacting to the Supreme Court's abortion decision

Some companies have pledged support for employees who must travel out-of-state to seek abortion care; others say they oppose state bans on the procedure. But plenty of other firms have taken no position at all. And: A Supreme Court decision in a closely watched case involving Texas and the so-called "return to Mexico" policy. We'll look at the implications. Also: The high court gives the green light to an injured Army reserves veteran to sue his former employer, the Texas DPS. All this and more today on the Texas Standard: