Texas Law

Legal or Illegal? Leaving your car unattended so it can warm up when it's cold outside.

Imagine getting ready to head off to work, it's cold outside, and you aren't excited about getting into a frigid vehicle.

In Texas, can you legally drive around with Christmas lights on your vehicle? Here's what we were able to find out.

A few good things to know before you slap cuffs on someone...

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?

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.

Let's see what Texas law has to say...

I'm 33 years old and have never been summoned for jury duty. I hear my friends complain about it from time to time. It doesn't seem like it's the most exciting thing in the world to most people. I personally think it might actually be sort of interesting, and I'm still hoping that one day I'll get a summons in the mail...

Electric vehicles are getting more affordable- they may soon match the cost of gas-powered cars. But starting in September, it will get more expensive in Texas.

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.