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Here are the new Texas laws in effect on Sept. 1, 2024
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Vehicle inspections will be eliminated in Texas soon. Here’s what you need to know
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Big Spring Battalion Chief remembered for golden heart, charitable spirit
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A Dangerous New Gang Nobody Has Heard of is Creeping into Texas
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ODESSA, Texas (KMID/KPEJ) – According to the Nation Weather Service, we had a record of 3.63 inches of rainfall on Monday. This brought large amounts of flooding to local communities, which saw cars stalled in the middle of road as well as submerged in water. In the City of Odessa, officials said the Odessa Police […]
Texas Teen Arrested After Accidentally Shooting 1 Year Old Boy
A routine Saturday evening took a terrifying turn when a 16-year-old girl was arrested after a handgun she was handling accidentally discharged, injuring a one-year-old boy. The incident, which initially caused confusion about its location, eventually led police to a residence on Howard Street. It all began around 7:47 p.m....
Texas Laws Are Strange Regarding Police Asking For Your ID
It seems like there are always videos online of people wanting to control the conversation when they interact with police, for example not wanting to hand over their identification, but is that legal here in Texas? To be honest, I’ve always found that doing what they ask is always best and I’ve never refused a request from any police officer. But let’s discuss the laws in the Lone Star State.
Salvation Army Will Say ‘No’ to These Donations in Texas
As you do some cleaning and organizing around your house in Texas, you'll run across some stuff that is not needed anymore or just need to get rid of to free up space. While you'll probably have a garage sale, others will feel the need to donate those items to a charity. There are a plethora of places in East Texas to donate used items and all of them are perfect options to do so. One of those organizations is the Salvation Army. While they accept a long list of items, there are some items they will not take.
Warning :Texas Hunters, Do You Need To Watch For Bears This Season?
When Texas hunters think of dangerous animals they could encounter while on a hunt, they probably think of rattlesnakes, or perhaps packs of feral hogs. However, while Texas is not known for bears, there are some areas of the state where a bear encounter is possible. Confirmed sightings of bears...
Back-to-School in Texas Tip: Kindergarten Teachers Hate Cupcakes
A kindergarten teacher in Illinois is going viral after kindly asking parents to stop bringing cupcakes in for their kid's birthday. She says little kids have a hard time eating them, and they're too messy. So things like cookies and Little Debbie snacks are much better. @kbcrayons Lets talk birthdays...
Texas AG threatens lawsuit if Harris Co. decides to send out unsolicited voter registration forms
Harris County Commissioners are responding to a letter sent Monday by Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton, who threatened a lawsuit if they decide to send out unsolicited voter registration applications in the mail.This comes after Paxton launched a voter fraud investigation that led to raids at the homes of at least six members of LULAC, a Latino civil rights group. No charges have been filed against any of the people targeted in the searches that took place two weeks ago. LULAC has asked the U.S. Department of Justice to intervene.READ MORE: LULAC wants federal investigation of Texas AG over home...
Preliminary injunction issued in lawsuit over Texas social media safety law
A federal judge issued a preliminary injunction in a lawsuit filed against Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton in connection with House Bill 18, which is a new state law designed to protect children from harmful online content.
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