Crash Kelley

Amarillo is #62? Palo Duro Canyon State Park is nearby, but I think the summer smell of the stockyards would make the average citizen of Amarillo want to "stay" anywhere else during their vacation.

Peeing while standing up just seems natural for men. After all, that's the whole principle behind the urinal. Anyone who has ever had to clean up the mess after men who miss might beg to differ. That is a topic for a whole other conversation.

A healthcare worker is going viral on TikTok after sharing that janitors at Texas' favorite Travel Stop, Buc-ees, make more money than she does.

Despite these protections, HOAs still insist on harassing homeowners over frivolous things. Just last year, an HOA in Cypress, just northwest of Houston, used a retired couple and tried to take their home because they feed the ducks in a neighborhood pond.

No specific laws in Texas make it illegal to use profanity or "cuss out" a fast food or other service worker. That doesn't mean being rude or abusive to a service worker in our state or anywhere else is totally free of consequences. According to the Texas Penal Code, it is clear that certain behaviors, including the use of abusive, indecent, profane, or vulgar language in a public place, can be illegal.

While most food items are not inherently deadly, there are rare situations where they could be. According to Texas law, it is possible for food items to be considered deadly weapons if they meet the certain criteria.

This new scam steals your Facebook account, but many people also use the same passwords on multiple sites. If you use the same passwords for social media, and bank accounts, you better change them immediately. Once your social media account is breached, hackers could access your bank and drain your account.

In an attempt to validate my claim, I Googled it. Unfortunately, Google is so dominated by people who pay for placement; it is virtually unusable. All I got for my trouble was a bunch of websites advertising windshield repair.

"I looked down and saw blood on my hands and my face. There was a feather on my hand and feathers of the girl next to me's shirt." He went on to say, "It sort of exploded on us".

The National Transportation Safety Board (NTSB) has found that the number of hazardous material road accidents has doubled in the last decade. These accidents resulted in 74 deaths, 489 injuries, and over $2 billion in damages in the past ten years.