First Cousin Marriages: Not Legal in Idaho Idaho law clearly prohibits marriage between first cousins. According to Idaho Statute 32-206, “All marriages between first cousins are prohibited”. This means you cannot legally marry your first cousin in Idaho, regardless of age, infertility, or any other circumstance. What About Other Cousins? Second Cousins and Beyond: The law specifically … Read more

Renewal Frequency and Eligibility In Alabama, all drivers—including seniors—must renew their driver’s license every four years. There is no specific age at which additional requirements or restrictions apply to older drivers; the renewal process is the same for all adults, regardless of age. Renewal Methods Alabama offers three ways to renew your driver’s license: In … Read more

As of 2025, Alabama’s rule regarding right turns on red remains consistent with previous years, following the general U.S. practice. However, recent updates and reminders emphasize the importance of strict compliance and safety awareness. Key Provisions of the Right Turn on Red Rule Complete Stop Required:Before turning right at a red light, drivers must come … Read more

Colorado’s growing senior population means more older drivers on the road, making it crucial for seniors and their families to understand the state’s driver’s license renewal process, especially as it relates to age-specific requirements and safety considerations. Here’s a comprehensive overview of what seniors in Colorado need to know about renewing their driver’s licenses. Renewal … Read more

Legality of Cousin Marriages in Florida First cousin marriages are legal in Florida. The state does not prohibit marriage between cousins, including first cousins, under its marriage laws. What the Law Says Florida Statute § 741.21 prohibits marriages between people related by lineal consanguinity (direct bloodline: parent, child, grandparent) and also bans marriages between siblings, uncles/aunts and … Read more

Marriage between cousins is a subject that sparks curiosity and debate, especially in the United States where laws vary widely from state to state. In Alabama, the law is clear and relatively permissive compared to many other states. First Cousin Marriage Is Legal in Alabama Alabama law allows first cousins to marry without any legal … Read more

North Carolina’s laws on leaving pets—particularly dogs—chained or tethered outside are a patchwork of state statutes and local ordinances, with significant variation depending on where you live. Here’s a comprehensive breakdown of what the law says and what pet owners need to know. State Law: Cruel Restraint Is a Crime At the state level, North … Read more

Indianola: The Poorest Town in Mississippi Indianola, located in the heart of the Mississippi Delta, has been named the poorest town in Mississippi, a state already recognized as the poorest in the United States1. This distinction is rooted in a combination of historical, economic, and demographic factors that continue to shape life in Indianola today. Economic … Read more

Arkansas’s “Stand Your Ground” law, enacted in 2021, fundamentally changed the state’s approach to self-defense by eliminating the traditional “duty to retreat” in situations involving the use of deadly force. This law aligns Arkansas with a majority of U.S. states that allow individuals to defend themselves without first attempting to escape danger, provided certain conditions … Read more

New Mexico, long known for its arid landscapes and vibrant culture, is facing an unwelcome resurgence: a persistent wave of bed bug infestations. While these tiny, elusive insects have made a comeback nationwide, several New Mexico cities are now grappling with outbreaks in homes, schools, and businesses. Here’s how five cities are fighting back against … Read more