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Imagine sinking a hole-in-one just six months after picking up the clubs. That’s what one local golfer achieved, and the story behind it is heartwarming.

Every car in Texas has a problem, but sometimes it isn't our fault.

This is not a thing you'd normally hit while driving in the state of Texas.

On crisp Louisiana winter mornings, it's a natural to want to warm up your vehicle before hitting the road. You might even have one of those fancy remotes that lets you start it from inside your house. After all, icy windows and freezing seats aren't anyone's idea of a comfortable commute. But, here's the twist - according to the law, warming up your car in your own driveway is considered illegal in the Pelican State.

We've seen drivers in the Lone Star State make some dangerous decisions, but this might top the list.

Avoid identity theft risks in Texas - don't store these items in your car's glove box.

Wild Texas Car Wreck Sends Metal and Glass Flying: The Dramatic Scene Unraveled.

Texas is about to revolutionize vehicle personalization by axing annual inspections.

Get your car ready for extreme cold weather in Texas and be prepared for unpredictable road conditions.

Covered License Plates Can Lead to Fines: Be aware of the consequences of obscuring your license plates.

Some of us have seen them, others may have done it to get someplace quicker. But are we breaking the law when driving with foggy windows?

Worried about car theft? Hyundai and Kia owners in Texas share these frustrations.