law

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.

Yes, there are dolphins in Texas and I'm not talking bout zoos. They're all over the place along the Texas coast and if you try and get chummy, you could wind up in jail and/or take a massive hit to your wallet.

A little flash of headlights can signal safety, but the law in Texas adds a twist to this well-meaning gesture.

We'll be here all day if I get into each of the over 800 new laws kicking in so, we'll just look at a few of them - pot, school, "trannies" and a real estate law not aimed at Texans

A happy employee is a good employee and it's rare to find a boss in the lone star state that won't let you have a minute to hit the bathroom or go have lunch. There are some that won't though and there isn't really any way to make them.

In the midst of a legislative whirlwind, Texas and New Mexico are making waves — some surprises that might just change your daily routine.

Texas is stepping up its fight against jugging, but there are complexities in proving intent that might leave this law facing some tough challenges ahead.

In Texas, a new law is shaking things up for truck drivers, focusing on a skill many might take for granted—language proficiency.

Governor Abbott has gone over a TON of wannabe laws and, to date, has enacted 1,155 while vetoing or ignoring several.

Senate Bill 25 is now headed for Governor Greg Abbott's desk and, if and when he signs it, calls for warning labels on pretty much every food item that isn't fresh. The bill would also impact certain drinks.