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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…
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...
Louisiana Bridge With Large Cracks in Foundation is Concerning for Many
Several photos on social media have surfaced in recent days that show cracks in the pillars of a Louisiana bridge and now the Department of Transportation and Development is responding. Hailey Delatorre recently snapped photos from beneath the Elysian Fields overpass in New Orleans and the photos show huge cracks...
The Shreveport Police Department invited the community to join them as they prepare to face off against the Shreveport Fire Department in a kickball game
Shreveport, LA – According to the statement, the Shreveport Police Department invited the community to join them as they prepare to face off against the Shreveport Fire Department in an epic kickball game on September 5th at 6 PM. This will be the 12th annual showdown, where SPD has...
Property values climb in 15 Arkansas counties as reappraisals reflect growth
ARKANSAS, USA — Escalating property values recently hit the tax rolls of 15 Arkansas counties in conjunction with the annual reappraisal process. Five counties across the northern (Benton, Madison and Fulton) and central (Faulkner and Grant) parts of the state were visited by average annual growth of more than 12.9% during the past three years.
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