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Under a new state law, Texans who purchase new and used vehicles from in-state dealers will drive off the lot with their metal license plates. (Ben Thompson/Community Impact)

Beginning July 1, Texas drivers will receive license plates directly from dealerships

By Hannah Norton

Under a new state law, Texans who purchase new and used vehicles from in-state dealers will drive off the lot with their metal license plates.

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A photo of a Harris County jail.
Harris County targets end-of-year reduction in jail outsourcing numbers as staffing plans advance
The Marlene takes a mansion from the 1900s and redeveloping into a nine-bedroom inn. (Courtesy of Julie Soefer)
Boutique nine bedroom inn set to open in Montrose this summer
SHSU announced SamPoly in February, making it the school's ninth college. But planning began in fall 2024 in response to workforce shortages and technological changes. (Courtesy Sam Houston State University)
Sam Houston State University opens registration for new online college
Molly Tea focuses on the use of jasmine tea. (Courtesy Molly Tea)
Molly Tea to bring the essence of Eastern tea culture to Houston
A photo of Harris County Flood Control District Executive Director Tina Peterson.
‘The formula is flawed’: Harris County officials say funding not available for all planned projects from 2018's $2.5B flood bond
Texas State Board of Education member Staci Childs speaks to reporters.
Texas launches intervention program to help low-performing elementary schools
Say No Mas uses a wood-fired grill to make their classic Tex-Mex dishes such as beef fajitas. (Courtesy Say No Mas)
Say No Más brings traditional Tex-Mex to the Heights
Life just got better at Clopton Farms: Explore the new amenity center
Houston City Council listens as the city's legislative team lays out the bills in the state's 89th legislative session. (Kevin Vu/Community Impact)
Houston officials lay out the most important legislative bills affecting the city, from bandit signs to mental health services
Texas is one of thirteen states that does not participate in the federal Summer EBT Program, which provides food assistance for low-income children while school is out for the summer. (Courtesy Kids' Meals)
Texas will not join federal summer meals program after Gov. Abbott vetoes $60M in funding