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New Texas laws, including social media restrictions, went into effect on Sept. 1
Texas lawmakers get together once every two years to pass the budget, set new laws and rules, and change old ones. The latest state Legislature met in 2023 between January and May, and some of those laws and rules finally went into effect on Sunday, Sept. 1.ABC13's partners at Chron have everything you need to know about the new laws.SCOPE ActHouse Bill 18, also known as the SCOPE (Securing Children Online Through Parental Empowerment) Act, tightens restrictions for online users under the age of 18. Social media sites will require users to register their age, and minors will be prohibited...
Crockett: Americans will see Trump as ‘bumbling fool’ at debate
Rep. Jasmine Crockett (D-Texas) said Americans tuning into the presidential debate next week will see former President Trump as a “bumbling fool” compared to Vice President Harris. “I think that she wants to appear as if she is the adult in the room, and she is,” Crockett told MSNBC’s Alex Witt on Saturday. “What we…
Police Are Seeking Texas Most Wanted Murderer Ernest Christopher Nathan
Police in the state of Texas are seeking Ernest Christopher Nathan for the crime of murder. Here's what is known about Nathan, as well as his crimes not just in Texas, but in another state as well. Ernest Christopher Nathan And The Crimes He Committed. According to the Texas Department...
Texans Are NOT The Hardest Workers In America According To Recent Survey
With the heat in Texas during the summer, you would think that Texans would be among the hardest workers in America. But according to a recent study, that is not the case. As Americans, we take pride in our work ethic, with research indicating that we put in an average of 1,799 hours a year. This figure highlights a significant commitment to hard work, reflecting our culture's value on productivity and achievement.
Book Bans And School Vouchers: Key Issues To Watch This School Year
The 2024-2025 school year is poised to be one full of changes for public education in Texas, from debates over book bans to the potential of school vouchers becoming a reality, there are a lot of controversial issues this year. Here are some of the key issues to follow this school year, according to the Houston Chronicle.
Cybertruck With Clothes Dryer in Back Spotted in Texas
I have to admire the efficiency of the person driving around Texas with a clothes dryer in the back of their Tesla Cybertruck. However, I must admit that it is the most random thing I have ever seen. And yes, I have many questions about it. First of all, does...
Abbott announces $10K reward for arrest, following alleged murder of 90-year-old Navy veteran
On Monday, Gov. Greg Abbott announced a $10,000 reward for information that could lead to an arrest in connection with a a 90-year-old Navy veteran who was allegedly murdered in Houston over the weekend, Abbott's office said in a news release.
Florida and Texas lead the nation in attracting the young and wealthy, study finds
Texas and Florida are emerging as the top destinations for young, affluent professionals seeking better opportunities, lifestyle upgrades, and tax advantages, according to a recent SmartAsset study. The report, which analyzed IRS data, found that Texas and Florida significantly outpaced other states in attracting households aged 26 to 35 with incomes of $200,000 or more, highlighting a major shift in where the nation's young and wealthy are choosing to live.
State inspections go away for Texas drivers in four months, but vehicles in certain counties will still need to pass a test
HOUSTON — The days of Texas drivers needing to get their annual state inspections are numbered. Starting on January 1, 2025, Texans won’t need state inspections on non-commercial vehicles to get their registrations. When the calendar turned to September, the Texas Department of Transportation put out another reminder...
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