Texas Supreme Court To Hear Pivotal Detransitioner Lawsuit February 11th
Next week, all eyes will be on Texas as a pivotal court case unfolds, raising questions about consent and medical practices for those navigating gender transition.
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You Thought It Was Illegal In Texas? Think Again
Some things just feel illegal—like picking wildflowers or riding in the back of a pick-up truck, but in Texas, many are surprisingly legal.
Texas’ New Tilt Coaster Revealed - 130 Feet Tall
In 2026, Texas welcomes COTALAND with a 130-ft tilt coaster plus Palindrome, joining new coaster additions at SeaWorld and Six Flags.
Breakthrough In Austin 30-Year-Old Yogurt Shop Murder Case
Once a cold case, now a significant breakthrough shines light on a horrific crime that changed lives forever. The pieces are finally coming together.
Top BBQ Spot in Louisiana Makes Best in America List
One Louisiana BBQ restaurant has been recognized one of the best in the State, as well as one of the best BBQ restaurants in America.
Is Your Mail Safe? Austin Police Target Spike in Mail Theft
Austin Police are intensifying efforts against surging mail theft, which increased by nearly a third from 2022 to 2023, while a new Texas law effective September 1, 2025, enhances penalties.
Texas's New Paper Plate Ban Makes Spotting A Crime Way Easier
A new Texas law, effective July 1, 2025, bans most temporary paper license plates, requiring metal plates at sale and setting a Labor Day deadline for remaining valid paper tags to disappear from roads.
Tax Hike for Homelessness? Austin Considers Vote for $101Million.
Austin's Homeless Strategy Office is requesting $101 million for the upcoming fiscal year to expand services for the city's 6,500 homeless residents, a plan that may require a voter-approved tax increase.
Austin Residents Worried After Multiple Glass Falls at ATX Tower
Three glass panels have plummeted from downtown Austin's ATX Tower in four months, prompting an investigation by Ryan Companies and plans for a new covered walkway to protect pedestrians.
Why All Costco Stores in Texas Will Be Closed on July 4th
As July 4th approaches, all Costco locations across Texas, including the five in the Austin area, will be closed, requiring members to plan their holiday shopping in advance.
Texas On The Cusp Of The Largest Medical Marijuana Program In USA
Texas Medical Marijuana at a Crossroads with Senate Bill 3: Texas's medical marijuana landscape is on the cusp of a major transformation with Senate Bill 3 awaiting Governor Abbott's decision. This pivotal legislation aims to create the nation's largest medical cannabis program by expanding qualifying conditions for THC treatment. However, it simultaneously seeks to close loopholes for unregulated, low-dose THC products sold over-the-counter, fundamentally reshaping access and control over cannabis-derived products in Texas.
Texas Prioritizes Education: New Bill Promises Teacher Raises
The Austin legislative session is poised to deliver significant news for Texas educators! A new bill, fast-tracked to Governor Abbott's desk, promises substantial pay raises—up to $8,000 for experienced teachers—with rural districts seeing the largest benefits. This move aims to boost teacher compensation, help them catch up with rising costs, and keep Texas competitive in providing top-tier education for future generations.