Texas laws

What's right is right, what's wrong is wrong, and in Texas, we have laws that were all written for good reason. Crazy as it seems, some of these laws are still on the books today.

We all do it...but are we supposed to?

Texas legislators are implementing new DWI laws, going into effect September 1, 2023. The newest law is pure genius, check it out for yourself.

From carrying wire cutters in your pocket to selling your eye on a jar, explore 12 surprising and lesser-known laws in the Lone Star State of Texas.

Take that last summer vacation without having to go too far or spend a lot of cash. Here are five vacation spots where you can fish without a fishing license.

When it comes to grass clippings and yard debris it's better to rake it and bag it instead of being fined. Know the laws and put your leaf blowers away.

Have you ever dreamed of holding office in Texas? If the answer is yes, then you had better have a strong belief in the Supreme Being to hold office.

Using a public bathroom should not be a place where you are made to feel like a creep, nor worried about who's looking while you're using that public restroom.

I did a lot of digging to figure out the answer to this question.

After a long day at work, I'm trying to get home at 10 o'clock at night and the traffic light gets stuck on red. Can you run a red light legally in Texas?