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The Texas Agriculture Commissioner has a wide range of responsibilities, including supporting the state’s farmers and ranchers, regulating scales at the grocery store and administering public school lunch programs. For the first time in over a decade, Texans will be electing a new person for the role. The Texas Standard’s Michael Marks has details. Also, The Dallas Morning News has a new investigative series chronicling major surgical errors in North Texas hospitals and how surgeons can do better to avoid them. Dallas Morning News reporter Emily Brindley joins us live to explain.
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