It's on every Illinois driver's license now, but almost no one will ever see it. It's a wild secret image, but there is a way you can see it for yourself and it's not difficult.
If the state of Illinois gets its way, you won't have a driver's license in your wallet anymore. They plan to forcefully take it away and move it somewhere else. This is me predicting that many will not be pleased with the destination while the younger generation will likely be thrilled.
In case you didn't know, there is a deadline approaching in Illinois for you to get your Real ID. That day on the calendar will happen sooner than you think and it's something you need to do - or else.
With the amount of delays and postponements in almost every aspect of our lives that we've had to deal with over the last year, why not add in one more?
Missouri drivers would not need to show birth certificates or other source documents when renewing their licenses under legislation passed by the state House.
A former Illinois state driver's license examiner convicted of sexual misconduct involving teenager girls during their road tests has been ordered to spend four years in prison.
Missouri Gov. Jay Nixon has signed legislation putting an end to a controversial policy in which driver's license offices were making electronic copies of applicants' personal documents. Nixon announced yesterday that he had signed the legislation, and the policy change took effect immediately.
Missouri residents renewing their drivers' licenses or registering vehicles could pay more under a bill awaiting the governor's approval. Current law allows local offices to charge $2.50 for licenses that expire in three years and $5 for a 10-year license. A measure passed by lawmakers this month would double those charges.