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Drivers across Tyler and East Texas are calling out dangerous driving habits that they say are making local roads more frustrating and unsafe.

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

A discarded Coors Light can helped investigators solve a Texas murder case that had remained unsolved for 45 years.

Some of these banned foods make perfect sense. Others might leave you wondering why they aren't legal in Texas.

Changes to the Voting Rights Act could mean big shifts in how districts are drawn. Some states are already gearing up for a political shake-up.

Texas drivers know common traffic laws, but there are lesser-known rules—like no riding in trailers—that can still get you a ticket.

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 new Texas law bans cell phones and smart devices in classrooms during school hours. Tyler ISD and other East Texas districts are rolling out new rules.

There are lots of driving laws to follow, but here are four lesser known ones you probably didn't know -- involving windshields, car doors, trailers, and more.

You may be tempted to stop under an overpass during a storm—but in Texas, that’s against the law.

Texas is dedicating $250 million to improve rail crossings across the state after a Houston teen’s death, aiming to enhance safety for pedestrians and drivers alike.

Can you pass someone on the right shoulder of the road in Texas?