The massive Trans-Texas Corridor highway project is supposed to be a solution for crowded highways, but some Texans say it comes at a high cost to them. Hundreds of protestors gathered at the capitol in Austin Tuesday to push for a bill that would delay action on the corridor for two years. Protestors came from all across the state carrying signs and voicing their opposition to the Trans-Texas Corridor. David Stall of Fayetville said, “This is a volatile issue. It's been pushed on the public without input, without discussion, without open debate." Margaret Green of Buckholts said, "The way they're...