Office of Motor Vehicles

A nationwide technical outage Thursday left DMVs across the country in the lurch, including Office of Motor Vehicles branches in Louisiana.

Now, Louisiana auto drivers can get a specially designed license plate commemorating the historic championship run.

Your Louisiana driver's license as you know it is about to come to an end. Here's what's next.

Several Louisiana state agencies have heard you and they want to make the process of registering your boat and trailer a lot easier.

The Louisiana Office of Motor Vehicles has closed several branches across the state and is urging customers to go online instead of taking a trip to their local field office.

The internet may be your best bet, as most OMV-related transactions can take place online at the Louisiana Office of Motor Vehicles online portal, expresslane.org.

Two OMV offices in Acadiana will now begin appointment-only in-person services today.

Eleven Office of Motor Vehicles locations will be open for business in person across the state this morning. However, not all services will be offered.

Visit their website if you have additional questions.

The new year will mean the countdown is on to replace your current ID with a Real ID. Trust me, if you travel you're going to want this.

The Louisiana Office of Motor Vehicles will be open for those with urgent needs only for the time being. Those with less urgent needs are encouraged to wait.

The closure is a lingering effect of Monday's cyberattack on several state-run websites and agencies.

Department's of Motor Vehicles commissioner, Karen St. Germain, confirmed the move late Friday, citing pressure from lawmakers.

Select OMV locations will allow debtors to pay on their accounts in monthly installments.

Effective Nov. 1, 2016, the Louisiana Office of Motor Vehicles will not accept cash for transactions.

Starting Monday, Louisiana citizens will have the option to obtain a Real ID compliant credential.

A controversial program has seen a significant return on investment for the state of Louisiana.

If you've received noticed from the OMV that you owe money for expired automobile insurance that department is now making it easier for you to plead your case.

Not everyone is smiling when they see what the Office of Motor Vehicles has sent them in the mail. Some are even calling it a shakedown money grab.

The changes are being made to increase privacy, security and to make it harder to someone to tamper with a driver's license.