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10 Texas Driving Laws You Might Be Breaking Without Knowing It

Watch Your Driving in Texas Let’s be honest—whether you’re cruising through your hometown or taking a road trip across the Lone Star State, we’ve all judged someone’s driving at some point. But here’s the twist: you might be breaking the law yourself without even realizing it. Many drivers unknowingly violate certain rules, and others simply ignore them altogether. To help you steer clear of costly fines and drive safely, here are 10...

Corpus Christi Channel Expansion Highlighted by Sen. Cornyn

A Historic Milestone for Corpus Christi On Wednesday, U.S. Senator John Cornyn met with key stakeholders to celebrate the Corpus Christi channel expansion, a transformative project that is just weeks away from completion. Nearly 40 years in the making, the expansion is expected to significantly boost both local economic development and global energy trade. Port CEO Kent Britton stated that the team plans to complete the project within four to...

Texas Teacher Certification Push Raises District Concerns

Texas teacher certification requirements are being strengthened as Texas legislators take bold steps to address the teacher shortage. As part of House Bill 2—a key component of the $7.6 billion school finance package—lawmakers aim to phase out uncertified teachers in core subjects. Under this bill, K-5 reading and math teachers must be certified by fall 2026, while all other academic teachers must meet certification standards by fall 2027....

Cam Smith Astros’ Rising Star, Turning Heads This Spring

Cam Smith Astros prospect is drawing attention, but Houston Astros legend and current team advisor Jeff Bagwell isn't making any promises about his Opening Day status. Still, he is issuing a challenge: "Make us do something with you." Those words carry weight coming from one of the most respected figures in Astros history. Smith, a 6-foot-3 power-hitting third baseman, has certainly risen. Nicknamed an "aircraft carrier" by Astros GM Dana Brown...

Corpus Christi Federal Court Convicts Man in Smuggling Case

Quick Conviction in Federal Court CORPUS CHRISTI, Texas –In a swift and decisive ruling, the Corpus Christi Federal Court found 28-year-old Alberto Chavez Jr. of Sullivan City, Texas, guilty of transporting two undocumented immigrants within the United States. The conviction came after a one-day trial and less than 45 minutes of jury deliberation. U.S. Attorney Nicholas J. Ganjei announced the verdict, emphasizing the jury's quick and...

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