Texas law

With the Thanksgiving feast fast approaching it got me thinking. Now hear me out. If you are out in your backyard without any clothes on in Texas would you get in trouble? What does this have to do with Thanksgiving you might ask?

Hold on to your horses, finding the answer to this simple question about traffic laws takes a lot of twists and turns

This came into question last week when a car was stolen at a convenience store. The person who took the car didn't realize a kid was in the back seat. He ditched that car as soon as he did.

I remember that magical day when my daughter sat up front in the car for the first time. She knew she was big when that day came. I went back and forth wondering if I was doing the right thing.

This is a very interesting question. I know growing up I was left home alone. Well with my little sister. I was watching her some. She was telling on me for stuff that I did. That is how it worked as siblings in our home.

The state is cracking down on strip clubs. We've been doing that for a while.

Texas House Bill 604 is requiring animal shelters to scan for microchips. This may save your pet, but only if their info is up to date

Gov. Abbott has signed House Bill 1195 into law allowing small businesses with PPP loans to be exempt from franchise taxes in Texas.