AGP Executive Report
Last update: 12 hours agoTourism Impact: Lt. Gov. Billy Nungesser says the U.S.-Canada feud is hurting Louisiana travel, with dozens of Canadian bus tours reportedly canceling trips to the state. Identity & Privacy: The FBI is investigating a dark-web service (“Nexus”) allegedly selling scans of 153+ million U.S. and Canadian driver’s licenses, with New Orleans-based IDScan.net named as a possible source. Space & Growth: Acadiana leaders are watching SpaceX’s timeline closely, saying Lafayette could surge in population over the next decade as hotels, restaurants, and shopping feel the ripple effects. Coastal & Weather: Tropical Depression Edouard’s remnants are still bringing heavy-rain risk after landfall near the Texas-Louisiana border, with flooding concerns for the region. Local Travel Infrastructure: Bossier City is preparing nighttime lane closures on LA 3 (Benton Road) starting Sept. 10 for concrete panel repairs. Attractions: A Labor Day “beat the heat” guide highlights Louisiana’s best indoor stops, including family-friendly museum options. Lakefront Development: Lake Charles City Council approved a new lakefront entertainment district aimed at pulling more visitors downtown.
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