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Many Texas drivers flash their headlights when they see police ahead, but state law has specific rules about when high beams can be used.

Louisiana's outdoor balloon release ban takes effect August 1, 2026. First-time violations carry a $500 fine and eight hours of community service.

In Lafayette, a casual stop at the store could mean serious trouble. Fire lanes are getting filled, and emergency responders are feeling the pinch. Stay tuned.

In Louisiana, the thrill of the find comes with a twist; knowing where you can dive legally is key.

Imagine the worry of a bus driver seeing cars ignore stop signs while children are just steps away. It's a call to action for everyone.

Picture this: a police unit parked on someone’s lawn, radar gun in hand. But is that even allowed? Let's unpack the details.

With the recent weather shifts, crawfish are on the move—some darting across roads, while others are not so lucky. What does this mean for local food lovers?

As we get closer to Easter, some may be looking to gift their children chicks and ducklings for the holiday, however, don't break this law when doing so.

I recently had our dog in my vehicle and I asked, do I legally need to have my dog restrained while on the road?

We've noticed that some continue to break this state law in parking lots and if caught, the fines are steep.

Louisiana's law books are full of head-scratchers — from no catfish in bars to gargling bans in Lafayette. Here are the strangest ones we found.

Remember the days when 'citizen's arrest' was a common saying? It's back in the spotlight, and the rules might surprise you.

If you drive through Lafayette, or anywhere in Acadiana, you need to be on the lookout for these in 2026.

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.

A law on the books in Louisiana can land someone in trouble with the law if they are caught smoking in a vehicle, regardless if the windows are up or down.

Most people don’t realize how fast a small issue can turn into a lawsuit in Texas. These five examples happen more often than you think.

Ever heard that you can't drive barefoot in Louisiana? Turns out, that old belief is more about safety than legality. Let's dig into how that confusion started.

Imagine a world where a good, old-fashioned brawl is not just accepted but backed by law. Texas has its own take on fighting spirit!

Imagine relying on your car for work, only to find it’s a total lemon. That’s where the Texas Lemon Law steps in to help.

A new state law in Louisiana allows those who are out frogging to better protect themselves.