The Louisiana Office of Motor Vehicles is among one of the still undetermined government entities impacted by the MOVEit data breech. The Governor’s Office of Homeland Security and Emergency Preparedness at this time says there’s no indication the cyberattack has impacted the identities of those with Louisiana driver’s licenses and state issued IDs. They are suggesting that you change your passwords and monitor your accounts. Visit IdentityTheft-dot gov for guidance.
Governor Edwards leaves today for an economic development trip in Europe. The Governor’s Deputy Chief of Staff, Eric Holl says representatives of LSU’s Pennington Biomedical Research Center are also on the trip along with delegates from Baton Rouge Health, Tulane and other state universities…:
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Louisiana leads the country in overseas investments per capita. The governor will return next Friday.
The heat wave continues, and LSU School of Veterinary Medicine Spokesperson Ginger Guttner says to remember to keep your pets cool as well. If your pet display signs of heatstroke, she suggests…
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Dual enrollment has a positive impact on high school students and a recent report by the Louisiana Board of Regents shows an increase in early college credits. Melllyn Baker with the Louisiana Board of Regents says there’s higher participation among students in Central and North Louisiana school systems.
She says dual enrollment increased by 11 percent over the past two years despite the pandemic.