Law

If you’re pulled over in Texas, can police search your car without a warrant? Here’s when it’s legal, what probable cause means, and how it applies to East Texas drivers.

Some things just feel illegal—like picking wildflowers or riding in the back of a pick-up truck, but in Texas, many are surprisingly legal.

It’s going to be a whole new ballgame in Texas come 2026, with laws that touch everything from tech to immigration — let’s break it down.

A new law has already kicked in regarding vehicle registration in Texas and it is aimed, (primarily), at Texans who are not in the USA legally. A llophole in Texas' policy has allowed that up until now.

Sleeping in your car might sound like a road trip dream, but there are some important local laws to keep in mind.

Most people don’t realize how fast a small issue can turn into a lawsuit in Texas. These five examples happen more often than you think.

You may be tempted to stop under an overpass during a storm—but in Texas, that’s against the law.

Can you get a ticket or be arrested for flashing your headlights to warn others of a cop?

There are lots of driving laws to follow, but here are four lesser known ones you probably didn't know -- involving windshields, car doors, trailers, and more.

Riding a motorcycle safely involves a lot more than just fastening your seat belt and obeying all the laws. The risk factor is a lot higher and riding requires a constant state of vigilance, awareness and preparation.

These days, with illegal migrants being more common, trespassing may become more common since migrants are unfamiliar with the area and property lines. The fact that some may be up to no good has area residents concerned and anxious.

A new study reveals Texans pay a hidden lawsuit tax of $1,725 annually, exceeding the national average and driving up costs for groceries and housing.