Texas laws

Three Texas counties are still holding tight to dry laws straight out of the 1930s.

A Texas 6-year-old nearly died at school after staff said a new nurse permission slip kept them from helping.

ATVs, scooters, and golf carts might be fun—but drive them on the wrong Texas road and you could end up with a citation.

Even though Texans aren't shy to throw just about anything on the pit, there are six meats that if you do, you're breaking the law, could face hefty fines, and even go to jail.

A Dodge Charger hitting 201 mph. A Yamaha weaving through traffic at 150. These aren’t movie scenes — they’re real Texas speeding tickets that left officers stunned.

Texas Targets Balloon Releases With New Environmental Law

The art and anime world is on alert as Texas lawmakers propose new legislation. What’s at stake?

House Bill 4 brings enhanced data privacy rights for Texans online, reinforcing consumer protections and personal information control, effective January 2025.

Looking to get married in Texas without the traditional ceremony? This might be the perfect solution, offering a simple way to make it official.

What does Texas law say about personal privacy within marriages? Can one spouse track another even if they are unaware?