Brayden Garcia

1 day ago | star-telegram.com | Brayden Garcia

You're running late to work and can't afford to be tardy again, so you push the accelerator down a little harder than normal. The posted speed limit may say 70 mph, but that just doesn't work for you. So, you keep pushing down and finally you're at 80 mph, a whole 10 mph over the speed limit. As you pass fellow Texans on the road, a thought pops in your mind: "Is this legal? Can I drive 10 mph over the speed limit?" Here's what Texas law says about being double digits over the posted speed limit.

2 days ago | star-telegram.com | Brayden Garcia

A storied Fort Worth steakhouse is getting a face lift courtesy of "Landman" co-creator Taylor Sheridan. Cattlemen's Steak House (2458 N. Main St.) has had a series of multimillion-dollar renovations over the past few months, according to a restaurant news release this week. The Stockyards staple has been serving steaks since 1947. A few of the renovations include new bar, dining and event spaces, along with an outdoor patio and live music stage encompassing nearly 21,000 square feet.

2 days ago | star-telegram.com | Brayden Garcia

Driving between North Texas suburbs will cost drivers a little extra starting this summer. The North Texas Tollway Authority announced Tuesday that it will increase toll rates for TollTag users by one cent, going from 21 cents to 22 cents per mile. The new rate will take effect on July 1 and crews will begin updating road signs in the coming weeks. NTTA officials say the increase will help repay $8.8 billion in toll bonds used to construct the organization's roads.

4 days ago | star-telegram.com | Brayden Garcia

The sun sets over the Crystal Beach pier in Palm Harbor on June 30. Sunsets soon could be even more stunning than usual in Tampa Bay. Meteorologists say Sahara Desert dust clouds are blowing across the Atlantic Ocean. TNS Storms are not the only thing North Texans will be on the lookout for this weekend. Saharan dust is currently moving over Puerto Rico and the Dominican Republic, and will make landfall in Florida on Thursday, June 5.

4 days ago | yahoo.com | Brayden Garcia

Summer temperatures are warming up, which means Texas critters may be looking to avoid the heat by going into homes. Texas is home to a number of deadly critters, including snakes and alligators. As the weather heats up, these pests could be looking to cool off and get out of the sun by going where humans go. North Texas has yet to reach 100 degrees, but come June and July, the odds are high on hitting triple digits.