Ks to Resume Issuing Driver's Licenses
TOPEKA, Kan. (AP) The Kansas Division of Motor Vehicles will resume issuing and renewing driver's licenses and non-driver identification cards Thursday, following a two-day outage caused by computer problems.
The agency said problems with a computer vendor's server brought down the system Tuesday at all 111 driver's license offices statewide.
The division issued a brief statement late Wednesday afternoon saying service would resume Thursday morning. The offices are open Tuesdays through Fridays and get about 13,000 visitors a week.
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