texas law

Texas recently ramped up the penalties for being involved in a street takeover and now, just filming one can get you in trouble.

You drove to work and the speed limit was 60mph, going back home that evening, it had been dropped to 50mph. WTH?

Looks like the "Guv has had it with reckless drivers, racing and doughnuts ... not the sweet round ones with a hole in the middle.

So far, so good for the Texas power grid. During extreme weather though, "rolling blackouts" may be needed. Even though it doesn't seem like they're allowed.

You can donate them all you want but selling them is a no - no.

Working for the first time as a teenager in Texas.

Only two states in the U.S. have laws that allow dueling... sort of. And while you may be able to "settle this outside" there are a ton of conditions.

Creative landlords can find any "emergencies" if they are motivated to snoop. I love the motion sensor and internet-enabled cameras I install around any rented unit. If the landlord comes in when I'm not there, I want to know why.

The hope behind this law is that there will be a "good guy with a gun" to stop a school shooting. Honestly, I believe it is a good idea... in some cases.

Warmer weather in East Texas brings out the many motorcycle enthusiasts every year. You can help keep them safe by following this one law.

What do purple fence posts mean?

Can you legally give "the bird" to a cop while traveling though Dallas for instance?