 Something to know concerns legal pot will mean more OVIRS prompts a move for a quick roadside test for drivers suspected of being under the influence. It would be similar to a breathalyzer for alcohol-related OVIs. WHIO's John Bedell, the test we're told would be quicker than the current alcohol test. It could be next week before a half million Texas Power customers will be back online. CenterPoint's local director of government affairs, Paul Locke.