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Texas is adding a few more items to their "do not buy" list and fans of sweets and candies aren't going to like it. Even some fruits and nuts are no longer allowed.

It’s going to be a whole new ballgame in Texas come 2026, with laws that touch everything from tech to immigration — let’s break it down.

We'll be here all day if I get into each of the over 800 new laws kicking in so, we'll just look at a few of them - pot, school, "trannies" and a real estate law not aimed at Texans

High Occupancy Vehicle, aka HOV, lanes in Texas can only be used by vehicles carrying 2 or more passengers. (Sorry, dogs don't count.) In Texas, the aforementioned "mothers" may soon have permission.

House Bill 4 brings enhanced data privacy rights for Texans online, reinforcing consumer protections and personal information control, effective January 2025.

Starting in January, new laws go into effect in New Mexico and one of them will make state park visitors very happy ... for a little while.

Starting in 2025, a new law that affects Texas users of Venmo, CashApp, PayPal Zelle and other cash exchange apps kicks in. The taxman's on to you ...

September 1st brings new laws to Texas. Here's what you need to know about the 2024 additions.

Many El Paso residents keep their passports handy as they travel regularly into Juarez. The rest of Texas may soon need to adopt the same habit.

If you're going to the Texas State Fair, don't come packing.

Texas recently ramped up the penalties for being involved in a street takeover and now, just filming one can get you in trouble.

The piece of legislation is HB 900.