We're diving into the legal side of things this week, looking at stories that hit close to home here in Houston and across Texas. You'll want to hear about what's going on with everything from our skies to our state primaries. First up, let's talk about those giant billboards you see everywhere. University of Houston’s Brandon Rottinghaus has been breaking down the legal stuff behind these ads. It’s not just about what they look like; it’s about free speech. When businesses put up signs, they're using their First Amendment rights, but cities also have a say in zoning and what makes our public spaces look good. It's a tightrope walk between a company's right to advertise and a community's desire to control its visual environment. Then there’s the buzz about Texas primary candidates using artificial intelligence in their campaign ads. This raises big questions. Can you really tell what's real and what's generated? This technology challenges our election laws and how we think about truth in advertising. Regulators are trying to figure out how to make sure voters aren't misled, without stepping on a candidate’s free speech. It’s a new frontier for public policy, and it's happening right now. And what about air travel? You might've heard about someone detained for "unruly behavior" on a Delta flight from Hobby Airport. This isn't just a simple incident; it points to the serious rules airlines and federal authorities have in place to keep everyone safe. Your rights as a passenger are important, but so is the crew's ability to maintain order. When someone steps out of line, there are clear legal consequences. Finally, the University of Houston is stepping up to help the film industry here in town. They've got a new graduate certificate program to train film leaders. While not directly about lawsuits, a thriving industry means more jobs, more contracts, and a bigger need for understanding intellectual property and labor laws in entertainment. It shows how public policy helps grow our economy and workforce, with legal frameworks often supporting the growth.