Texas Department of Licensing and Regulation establishes operational and safety standards for laser hair removal facilities under 16 TAC §118.3 to protect consumers and regulate facility owners and operators.
Texas Optometry Board updates probation terminology from "practitioner" to "licensee" and clarifies Board authority to impose probation without formal votes, effective upon adoption.
Texas State Board of Pharmacy requires pharmacies to maintain continuous operations or notify the board if interrupted by fire, flood, or natural disaster to avoid license suspension.
Texas Department of Public Safety updates acceptable identity documents for driver license and ID card applications to comply with federal REAL ID Act requirements.
Governor appointed 21 individuals to state boards including higher education and medical oversight entities with terms through 2031, and declared disaster status in 54 Texas counties following June 14, 2026 storms to enable emergency response and re…
Texas Department of Motor Vehicles updates automated and web-based vehicle registration and titling system procedures for county tax assessor-collectors and motor vehicle dealers submitting title and registration applications.
Texas Department of Motor Vehicles repeals a vehicle title and registration rule under the Certificate of Title Act; adoption scheduled on or after July 26, 2026.
Texas Department of Motor Vehicles establishes fees ranging from $2.30 to $5,000 for accessing motor vehicle records, with documentation requirements for permitted uses.
Texas Department of Licensing and Regulation requires residential solar retailers and salespersons to register with the agency, pass criminal history screening, and maintain insurance coverage effective September 1, 2026.
Texas Department of Motor Vehicles repeals vehicle registration processing and handling fee rules under 43 TAC §217.181, effective on or after July 26, 2026.
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