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Former World Series star Jim Leyritz had a suspended license before he was charged with driving under the influence and killing a woman last week in Florida.
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Associated Press - January 2, 2008 7:34 PM ET ANCHORAGE, Alaska (AP) - A special license plate will help mark the anniversary of Alaska's statehood.
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PORTLAND - "Share the Road" license plates debut in Oregon Wednesday. The plate is intended to create awareness of bicyclists on the roads. Oregon becomes the twelfth state to offer some version of a "Share the Road" plate.
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Former World Series star Jim Leyritz had a suspended license when he was charged with driving under the influence and killing a woman last week.
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April 10 (Bloomberg) -- The British Broadcasting Corp., the world's oldest public-service broadcaster, may have to share its annual license fees with commercial broadcasters offering public-service programs, the U.K.'s media regulator said.
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The Birmingham City Council denied a beer and wine license for an East Lake convenience station Tuesday after residents continued their protest of the store.
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NBC could be forced to return $10 million (5 million pounds) -$15 million to advertisers, and the Hollywood Foreign Press Assn. will pocket a license fee much less than its usual $5 million check, Fashion designers, party planners, caterers and limo drivers, will also be take a hit.
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Associated Press - April 8, 2008 6:23 PM ET PHILADELPHIA (AP) - Former White House aide I. Lewis "Scooter" Libby Jr. will not fight to keep his law license in Pennsylvania.
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