spring break

Each year in Texas, more than half of drivers involved in deadly drunk driving crashes are between the ages of 17 and 34.

The Texas Department of Public Safety (DPS) is reminding people that spring break represents a break from school and work – but not safety. In expectation of increased highway traffic, in a press release the department urged drivers to obey all traffic laws and use extra caution when driving during the weeks during of spring break.

No cash — or energy — for a vacation this year? Skip the jet-setting and have a getaway without going far. Here's how:

There’s more to spring break than swim-up bars and hangovers. From yoga retreats to dog-sledding to getting your hands dirty, try one of these getaway alternatives. Relax and renew Skip high-paced party destinations in favor of a getaway that’s refreshing for the body and mind...