MISSION, Kan. — Computer issues at the Kansas Department of Revenue are affecting local offices across the state, including at the Kansas Driver’s License office in Mission.
KSHB 41 News reporter Megan Abundis found out the office was unable to process transactions on Friday.
The offices normally operate an online queue; that queue was disabled earlier Friday morning because of state-wide issues.
As of mid-Friday morning, more than 100 people had to turn back from conducting business due to the outage.
One of those turned back was Haylee Bialek, who has been looking forward to getting her license for weeks.
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“I was so excited to drive,” Haylee Bialek said. “School is starting up soon, and I was ready to drive to school. I was going to get my permit, …