License plates in Kansas were supposed to be getting a new look starting in the Spring of 2024.After public pushback on the new design revealed last Wednesday by Gov. Laura Kelly, it now appears the ...

STREAMING APP, VERY LOCAL KANSAS GOVERNOR LAURA KELLY IS UNVEILING THE STATE’S NEW LICENSE PLATE. IT WILL BE SEEN ON ROADS AND HIGHWAYS BEGINNING IN MARCH. THE NEW DESIGN YOU SEE FEATURES A WHEAT ...

Kansas drivers will soon be seeing a new standard license plate, featuring seven digits and a yellow, black and dark blue color scheme. The Kansas Department of Revenue revealed the new plate design ...

WICHITA, Kan. (KSNW) — The governor’s office says Kansans have chosen the next Kansas license plate design. (Courtesy: State of Kansas) They chose the license plate with the Kansas Statehouse in the ...

More than 30,000 Kansans voted last week on the designs for the next personalized license plates, choosing a design featuring the Flint Hills. The Flint Hills plate got more than 56% of the vote, ...

Kansas officials have unveiled the state’s new standard license plate that will begin appearing on vehicles in March 2024. Courtesy, state of Kansas The state of Kansas on Wednesday unveiled the new ...

After the Journal Sentinel reported on the most popular license plates in Wisconsin last year, we posed a question to our readers: What does your license plate design mean to you? You responded with ...

ALBANY (WABC) -- New York officials asked the public to help choose a new license plate design and they have spoken. More than 325,000 New Yorkers voted and nearly half of those votes went toward the ...

People have mixed reactions to the new state license plate that will be available September 1. Some say they like the new design, while others are wondering why it needed to change. Almost everyone is ...

The new plates will replace the aging Empire Blue and White plates and the Empire Gold plates next year. Currently, over 3 million vehicles in New York State have aging plates that are 10-years-old or ...

Sixteen months after longtime Philly Mag writer Christine Speer Lejeune wondered why Pennsylvania couldn’t have a better license plate design, we can officially shout it from the rooftops: ...