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

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.

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?

State Rep. Danny McCormick has pre-filed a bill that would let certain students and professors carry guns on campus. Here’s what the proposal says, and what happens next.

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.

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

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’re pulled over in Texas, can police search your car without a warrant? Here’s when it’s legal, what probable cause means, and how it applies to East Texas drivers.

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.