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Texas food trucks have new licensing rules and a new way for customers to spy on, errr ... research ... the trucks.

Recent food scares have people wondering about food safety. I don't know how much these do for safety or quality but there are some crazy food laws out there.

If you ever lost anything in the waters of Elephant Butte, now might be a good time to go see if you can find it. The water level is so low, all kinds of things are being exposed.

Spaceport America, located in New Mexico, north of Las Cruces, is almost old enough to drink. I hope they'll celebrate with free rides, space travel is a little out of my budget.

Texas has gone back and forth on this but now the powers that be have finally made the call - selling stuff that contains "delta" cannabinoids or THCP, (among other things), will no longer be legal.

Lone Star beer is a Texas tradition thanks to a hardcore ad campaign but drinkers, Texan and non - Texan alike, have been a little misled about a couple of things.

Texas would be one of the biggest beneficiaries if they "lock the clock". You can see a graph of how all the states do here.

According to a recent Department of Transportation post, special "bicycle only" lanes do NOT make anybody any safer. Think El Paso, or Texas overall, will do away with them?

Musician or not, you're probably familiar with big name amplifiers like Marshall and Fender. There are other, lesser known, but still popular amps though and one was invented in El Paso.

Believe it or not, somewhere back around the 1950's, McKelligon Canyon was thought to be a uranium goldmine.