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Phrogging, a term for secretly living in someone else’s home without their knowledge, is a rare but unsettling phenomenon in Texas.

This caused a ripple of folks to start beekeeping with an increase of beekeepers from 1,851 in 2012, when the policy took effect, to 8,939 by 2022.

As of April 2024, after over a decade of Kei truck fans fighting for it, the mini trucks have officially been legalized by the state at motor vehicles.

From pigs getting frisky at the airport to Bingo regulations, this article spills the beans on the weirdest and wackiest laws that still call Texas home.

Sure, every bride dreams of their perfect wedding day and reception, but what about that bride that just wants to get married without all the pomp and circumstance?! Well, Texas has you covered. You can do it all without any ceremony, celebrant or expensive party.

There are many laws out there that get mixed up and turned around, leading to a widespread misunderstanding.

Hopefully, it never happens to you. Here's some information just in case.

September 1st, these laws will go into effect throughout the state of Texas.

If You Have An Old Junker That You've Given Up On, You Need To Know What The Law Says About Dealing With It.

New legislation promises to keep Texans in reliable power, but it does so in a way that makes you wonder if they're trying to set themselves up for failure.

There are laws and ordinances for your backyard and in public.

I've been on run writing stories about "Is it legal?" and just for fun took a chance on Google's autofill. Autofill, for those under a rock, fills with the item(s) most searched on Google. That is to say, as silly as my topic here is, real people typed it into the Google search engine over and over...