A Bar For Non-Alcoholics Is Now Open In Austin

A Bar For Non-Alcoholics Is Now Open In Austin

A permanent location for a bar seeking to serve beverages that are non-alcoholic in nature will likely be coming to the city of Austin. Sans Bar would also provide entertainment that includes live music, yoga classes, and they would also serve food that is more...

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Austin Police Department Jail Public Information FAQ

Austin Police Department Jail Public Information FAQ

How to get someone out of jail in Austin How do I know what kind of bond is required? A bond is the amount of money set by a judge for releasing a defendant from jail before their trial. You can find a list of approved bonding companies HERE. Find the defendants...

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New Texas Law Enables Self-Driving Cars To Flourish

New Texas Law Enables Self-Driving Cars To Flourish

The state of Texas has passed a law that will help them essentially lead the nation in the implementation of self-driving cars. A representative from General Motors recently told a panel of lawmakers that a small fleet of the cars could be up and running by the year...

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Club Poker Continues To Face Scrutiny In Texas

Club Poker Continues To Face Scrutiny In Texas

While the game that's popular all across the world may have actually started in the state of Texas, club poker continues to face a great amount of scrutiny, even today. According to the Texas Penal Code, there are three specific parameters that can exempt an activity...

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Kari’s Law Soon To Become An Official Federal Law

Kari’s Law Soon To Become An Official Federal Law

A law initially proposed in Texas in soon to be on its way to becoming a federal law. Kari's Law, which is named after Kari Hunt (who was murdered by her estranged husband while in a hotel room in 2013), was passed by the state Legislature just last year. The law...

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Is Skipping Alcohol For A Month A Good Idea?

Is Skipping Alcohol For A Month A Good Idea?

There are a lot of different New Year's resolutions that make the top of our lists every year; however, one of the newest ones trending is referred to as "dry January," in which an individual completely does away with drinking alcohol during the month of January. This...

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Why Are Austin’s Traffic Signals Never Timed Well?

Why Are Austin’s Traffic Signals Never Timed Well?

One of the biggest perceptions, which is widely felt by many in the city of Austin, Texas, is that the city's traffic lights are never completely synchronized with one another. Another logical question asked by many in the city is why the signals themselves aren't...

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Mother-To-Be Angry With AT&T Calls Company While In Labor

Mother-To-Be Angry With AT&T Calls Company While In Labor

Recently, a woman upset with an alleged billing issue with AT&T decided to contact the company by phone and try to have the issue resolved; however, according to a photo released by the woman's mother, she did so while she was in labor with her child! According to...

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Penalties for a DWI in Texas

Penalties for a DWI in Texas

We understand , you never thought this would happen to you. You have been accused of driving while intoxicated. You were recently released on bond or posted bail. The truth is that this is just the beginning of the battle, and the final outcome of your...

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All Charges Against Texas Rep. Dawnna Dukes Dropped

All Charges Against Texas Rep. Dawnna Dukes Dropped

Travis County District Attorneys have dropped the remaining charges against former Austin Rep. Dawnna Dukes after conflicting statements regarding house rules were taken. Dukes was charged with misusing campaign funds and other improprieties. The investigation started...

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Austin Officers Warn Not to Pay for Gas at Pump

Austin Officers Warn Not to Pay for Gas at Pump

Card skimming at gas pumps has become so rampant in Austin that police officers are warning Austinites to pay for gas inside the station. Two people have been arrested in the past few weeks in connection with skimming. Skimming is the process of attaching a device to...

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New Laws Set To Go Into Effect In Texas

New Laws Set To Go Into Effect In Texas

House Bill 1774 – Windstorm Insurance Lawsuit Restrictions This bill essentially reduces the ability of claimants to sue insurers. Furthermore, it also cuts penalty fees for late payments that have been levied against companies. Many people claim it has less to do...

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Austin-Travis County Sobriety Center Set To Open Soon

Austin-Travis County Sobriety Center Set To Open Soon

The brand new Austin-Travis County Sobriety Center will soon be opening after years of planning, and a recent announcement from the board in charge of opening the center states that they are in search of an executive director to help lead the center. Candidates are...

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Drug Possession Laws In Texas

If you possess any type of controlled or illicit drugs, then you will likely be in violation of the Texas Controlled Substances Act. Before a conviction for drug possession can be obtained, a prosecutor must be able to successfully prove past a reasonable doubt that a...

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Texas State Drug Possession Laws And Penalties

Texas State Drug Possession Laws And Penalties

Texas is a state that has some extremely strict laws in terms of possessing drugs and other forms of illegal narcotics and controlled substances. If you're even convicted of something like this, you stand to face penalties such as fines, probation, jail time, and...

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Police Stumped by Rise in Violent Crime

Police Stumped by Rise in Violent Crime

Looking for an Austin Criminal Attorney? We can help! Austin is one of the fastest growing cities in the U.S. and with more people comes more crime. Police have been studying the rising crime rate to best learn how to squash it. According to the Austin...

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Texas Lawmakers Working to Legalize Fantasy Sports

Texas Lawmakers Working to Legalize Fantasy Sports

The Texas Legislature is hearing testimony Monday on whether or not to legalize fantasy sports. This comes a couple months after Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton equated fantasy sports to online gambling, which is illegal in Texas. State Rep. Richard Peña Raymond,...

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