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Texas Today: November 26, 2025

New ID laws, solar power growth, flood-risk funding, and traffic gridlock top the headlines in Texas today.

The Texas Insider Team by The Texas Insider Team
November 26, 2025
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  • Texas Adds New ID Rules for Vehicle Registrations
    Beginning in December, Texas drivers will see stricter ID requirements when registering or renewing vehicle registrations — part of a state effort to tighten verification and reduce fraud. Officials say the changes will affect millions of Texans and have urged residents to check their documentation soon.

  • West Texas County Seeks Funds to Upgrade Flood Readiness
    A county in West Texas is pushing for funding to overhaul decades-old drainage and water-management systems after recent flooding exposed vulnerabilities. Local officials warned that without upgrades, future storms could overwhelm infrastructure and increase the risk to residents and property.

  • Texas Expands Renewable Energy with New Solar + Battery Project
    A major new project announced in Austin will bring 200 MW of solar power plus a 100 MW battery storage facility online to help support the state’s growing demand for clean, reliable electricity. The initiative is seen as a boost for Texas’s renewable energy goals and energy reliability efforts.

  • Traffic Congestion Report Names Houston–Dallas Area Among Nation’s Worst
    A new statewide report identified the Houston and Dallas–Fort Worth regions as among the 100 most congested roadways in Texas for 2025 — pushing state officials to consider new funding and policy measures aimed at easing gridlock and improving transportation infrastructure.

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