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Can you buy a car without a license?

Published Tue, 04 Mar 2025 06:00:06 GMT

(iSeeCars) -- A valid driver’s license is required in order to drive a car, but do you need one to buy a car? The answer is no. However, it does make the car-buying process a little more difficult. Here’s how to buy a car without a license:Reasons for Buying a Car Without a LicenseIt may seem counterintuitive to purchase a car without a license, but there are many scenarios where someone may choose to purchase a car without a driver’s license. Some possible scenarios include:You are planning on getting your license, and you see your dream car before you become a licensed driver.You are gifting a car to a family member or a friend. In this case, you will have to put the car title in the person’s name to whom you are gifting the car.You are a business owner and need a vehicle for business purposes. You are unable to drive and purchase the vehicle for a caregiver or nanny.A caregiver will be driving the car because you are unable to drive because of a disability. You are a ca...

A gray cold last weekend of winter

Published Tue, 04 Mar 2025 06:00:06 GMT

AUSTIN (KXAN) -- The forecast of light snow for Gillespie County verified between 5 and 9 a.m. Saturday. There was no measured snow outside of what might have accumulated on the grass and higher elevations.Rain fell in the Hill Country and much of our southern viewing area. There was very little measured outside of .05" to .10" at reporting stations in Fredericksburg and Harper. The rain will end during the morning leaving a mainly overcast sky for the afternoon.Most lows this morning were below normal (53°). Minimums fell to mostly the low to mid 40s. Austin's airport recorded 46°. The low at Camp Mabry was 48°. Fredericksburg was among the coldest at 38°.This final weekend of winter will certainly fell like the season. Afternoon temperatures will be well below the normal of 74° both today and Sunday as highs won't get out of the 50s.Much colder than normal today and Sunday NEW BLOG: April showers: Here's the outlook for Central Texas Mornings will be colder tomorrow and Monday a...

$100K paychecks go furthest in these Texas cities

Published Tue, 04 Mar 2025 06:00:06 GMT

(NEXSTAR) — A yearly paycheck of $100,000 probably sounds like a lot of money to lots of people — and it is. But depending where you live, it might feel like less because of expenses and taxes.Alternatively, there are many U.S. cities where $100,000 will feel like it stretches further than others. Financial resource outlet SmartAsset recently compared after-tax income in the 76 largest U.S. cities and adjusted the amounts for cost of living. The legality of shooting dogs in Texas Adjusted for cost of living and taxes, here are how Texas cities ranked:El Paso — $100,000 feels like $84,966Corpus Christi — $100,000 feels like $83,443Lubbock — $100,000 feels like $83,350Houston — $100,000 feels like $81,350San Antonio, Fort Worth and Arlington — $100,000 feels like $80,124Austin — $100,000 feels like $73,777Dallas — $100,000 feels like $72,345Plano — $100,000 feels like $59,422Among these cities, all except Austin, Dallas and Plano were on the top 10 list of all cities studied. In gen...

Soucheray: Instead of a pothole tax, let’s sell naming rights

Published Tue, 04 Mar 2025 06:00:06 GMT

We must admit, the worst pothole season in a generation, as it is being marketed by St. Paul City Hall for tax increase purposes, has produced some magnificent fissures, box canyons of no return, eruptions, explosive debris fields, jagged craters and eerie chambers so large they are marked with traffic cones.Why, you can see our streets from space!We’ve been here before, every winter and spring. Minnesotans know the science of the freeze-thaw cycle the way Californians know their atmospheric rivers — which have healed the drought — or Oklahomans know Tornado Alley. And we haven’t even seen the worst of it. Spring begins Monday, March 20. We have at least another month, maybe longer, before the longer-lasting warm weather treatments can be dumped into the holes and troweled smooth.Everybody seems to have their favorites. I am particularly fond of Fairview Avenue between Ford Parkway and Highland Parkway on the west side of the street. The destruction there is almost cinem...

Working Strategies: Networking as an older worker

Published Tue, 04 Mar 2025 06:00:06 GMT

Amy LindgrenAre you one of those 60- or 70-something workers who has stayed in the same job or company for a decade or two? If so, take a moment to look around you: What do you see? Or more precisely, whom do you see? Chances are, you see a lot of younger faces.There’s nothing like being the last of your cohort to make you feel you’ve stayed too long at the fair. One by one, your long-time colleagues have moved on, perhaps retired or relocated to other states.You may be keeping in touch on social media, but take a closer look at those posts: Anything about work in there? Hmm. The updates at this stage are more likely to be personal than professional.And my point is? You’re going to be in trouble if you haven’t been building new networks to replace the ones that evaporated with those last retirements. Otherwise, who will you call when layoffs loom or you need advice about a work issue?For late bloomers and others who want to keep working to a late age — including those whose fi...

NY Department of Health announces new COVID guidelines for nursing home visitors

Published Tue, 04 Mar 2025 06:00:06 GMT

ROCHESTER, N.Y. (WROC) — The New York State Department of Health announced new COVID guidelines for visiting nursing homes. According to the statement, visitors no longer must have a negative test before entry or to screened for COVID. Get the latest, news, weather, sports and community events delivered right to your inbox! The new guidance, according to DOH officials, supersedes all previous guidance for nursing home screening and testing. The department currently recommends that nursing facilities use applicable practices such as wearing face masks, having specified entrances, exits, and routes, disinfecting and cleaning surfaces, and continuing to wash their hands.It is currently optional for nursing facilities to continue testing or screening visitors at their discretion. This includes visitors completing a questionnaire, an in-person interview, or having their temperature taken. DOH recommends facilities in counties with high levels of transmission to offer to test. New COV...

Man shot at Florissant Walgreens Friday

Published Tue, 04 Mar 2025 06:00:06 GMT

FLORISSANT, Mo. -- A man was shot at a Florissant Walgreens just before 10 p.m. Friday night. The shooting happened at the drugstore on Old Halls Ferry Road. Officers found a man suffering from life-threatening gunshot injuries when they arrived. The person shot was rushed to a hospital. A suspect is not in police custody.We're working to get an update on the condition of the victim. More details will be posted here as they come into the FOX 2 newsroom.

Military shows off some of its top guns at Point Mugu

Published Tue, 04 Mar 2025 06:00:06 GMT

The Navy and Air Force are bringing out their best and brightest for the Point Mugu Air Show at Naval Base Ventura County this weekend.The Navy's Blue Angels are joining the Air Force's Thunderbirds are "co-headliners," the air show said in a statement. "It's extremely rare for them to perform together, but not only will you get to see those acts, you'll get to see various civilian and other military acts that we'll have throughout the show," said Lt. Cmdr. Amanda "Arson" Lowery, co-director of the air show and base operations officer. Wings Over Camarillo Air Show returns This year also marks the 50th anniversary of women participating in Naval aviation. In 1973, six female aviators got their wings after training in Pensacola."It's a big milestone to celebrate for us, for all women in Naval aviation, how we've come from that initial [group] of women getting their wings of gold in 1973 to today," Lowery said.Flights for the free event begin at about 11 a.m. on Saturday and Sunday...

1 dead, 1 gravely injured in head-on crash in South Los Angeles

Published Tue, 04 Mar 2025 06:00:06 GMT

A man is dead and another is in grave condition after a head-on crash in the Manchester Square area of South Los Angeles early Saturday morning.The crash at West Florence Avenue and South Gramercy Place occurred a few minutes after 1 a.m. when one of two vehicles on Florence crossed the center line and struck a vehicle headed the other way, the Los Angeles Police Department said. One driver, a 42-year-old man, was declared dead at the scene, while the other driver was taken to a local hospital in grave condition.The cause of the crash remains under investigation.Alexis Lewis contributed to this story.

$20,000 offered for information related to U.S. citizen’s kidnapping 

Published Tue, 04 Mar 2025 06:00:06 GMT

The FBI’s Los Angeles Field Office is offering a reward of up to $20,000 for information related to the kidnapping of 63-year-old U.S. citizen Maria del Carmen Lopez. Lopez, a dual citizen of the United States and Mexico, was abducted from her residence in Pueblo Nuevo in the Mexican state of Colima on Feb. 9 by several hooded men. The mother of seven and her husband have been living in Mexico for the last 10 years after raising their family in the Los Angeles area. Maria’s husband was in Los Angeles for a doctor’s appointment at the time of his wife’s abduction. “We don’t believe it’s drug related, and we don’t believe she was involved in criminal activity,” said FBI spokesperson Laura Eimiller. “We do believe she was the innocent victim of a kidnapping.” Maria del Carmen Lopez is seen in photos released by the FBI on March 16, 2023.Lopez’s kidnapping comes in the wake of several other American citizens being abducted, including four Americans being violently ki...