Horror story: Another tale of licensing woe
If legislators do nothing else during the session that begins next month, they must find a way to change a law that has been wreaking havoc on law-abiding citizens since it went into effect Nov. 1.
We refer, as we have more than once, to House Bill 1804 and the nightmares it has created for those getting a new driver's license or renewing one that has expired.
One of our colleagues, business reporter Ja'Rena Lunsf...
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