A new Oregon Zoo license plate sponsored by the Oregon Zoo Foundation will be available at Oregon DMV, starting Nov. 3. The ...

Missouri BBQ lovers know these spots serve one iconic plate at each location that has earned statewide acclaim.

SPRINGFIELD — The Illinois secretary of state’s office is once again mailing out reminders to drivers whose license plate registration stickers are about to expire. Secretary of State Jesse White’s ...

REPUBLIC, Mo. — The Republic License Office is transitioning to a new contractor after the Missouri Department of Revenue (DOR) accepted a new management proposal for the office. According to DOR, ...

If you’ve ever noticed a custom license plate while driving in Washington state, you might have felt inspired. Seeing a particularly creative plate can leave you itching to order your own. Washington ...

BUFFALO, N.Y. (WIVB) — A bill has been introduced in the New York State Assembly to address license plate fraud. State Assembly Member Scott Gray from Upstate New York is sponsoring a bill (A09122) ...

Rhode Island's blue wave license plates were officially replaced by the new ocean plate as of the end of 2024. Vehicles with the old wave plates will not pass state inspection. The DMV advises drivers ...

The white work van lurched through downtown Santa Monica, ducking through traffic and blowing red lights. Simi Valley police officers followed on its tail. They had picked up the vehicle, reported ...

BUFFALO, N.Y. (WIVB) — WIVB News 4’s series on license plate fraud continues hearing from a man from the Southern Tier who turned in his plates, but was then hit with thousands of dollars in ...

A California driver named Isis pushed back against the state’s request to change the controversial configuration she’s had on her personalized license plate for three years. Last week, the California ...

“CATP00” was one of the 226 personalized license plate applications rejected by the Missouri Department of Revenue in the past year. This visualization shows what the plate might have looked like.

This story references profanity and may be offensive to some readers. From “Hawk Tuah” to “Cat Poo,” the Missouri Department of Revenue rejected these personalized license plates in the last year.