Gov. Abbott and TxDOT's new PSA urges drivers to follow the “Move Over or Slow Down” law, protecting roadside workers and law enforcement. With holiday traffic increasing, Texans are reminded: slow down, move over—it’s the law.

On average, men live 5 years less than women and more than 12% of men over 18 are in fair or poor health, according to Movember US. Men are also 24% less likely than women to have visited a doctor within the past year.

The Houston SPCA’s PSA “A Lifesaving Haven” is competing for a $20,000 prize in the 2024 People’s Choice Wagsies Awards.

Stellantis is a little late to the global electric vehicle party, but on Thursday it pledged to catch up and pass its competitors.

Several big businesses plan to let much of their staff work from home permanently, even after the pandemic. Working from home could become the new normal at least for some...FacebookMark Zuckerberg said as many as 50% of Facebook employees could be working remotely within the next five to 10 years. TwitterTwitter will allow some of its workforce to continue working from home "forever," if they choose. SquareTwitter CEO Jack Dorsey's other company, Square, plans to allow staff members to work from home once the pandemic ends. Groupe PSAFrench automaker PSA announced a "new era of agility," in which its non-production staff will work remotely from now on.

Greg Abbott and Texas country icon George Strait teamed up to create a coronavirus public service announcement with Texans in mind. The 38-second video, which was posted on Abbott’s YouTube page, shows Strait talking about safe practices we can all do to help contain the spread of the virus. “We all know that being Texan means being friendly,” Strait said. “Wash your hands regularly, wear a face mask, and stay six feet apart from others in public,” Strait said. “Let’s show the world what it means to be Texan by staying safe and staying friendly.”Watch the full video below: