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Is There Hope for Modernizing State DMVs? - Vimarsana News

Is There Hope for Modernizing State DMVs?

The Department of Motor Vehicles may be the most common way residents interact with state government, but digitizing those systems for a modern constituency is no small feat. Three states share their progress

Criminal gang receives 3K Texas IDs from DPS in cyber fraud case, director says - Vimarsana News

Criminal gang receives 3K Texas IDs from DPS in cyber fraud case, director says

The cards were ordered from the texas.gov website which processes renewals. It's managed by the Texas Department of Information Resources, which is located in a building near the state capitol.

Texas Sends Letters to Thousands Whose Driver's Licenses Were Sent to Chinese Organized Crime Ring - Vimarsana News

Texas Sends Letters to Thousands Whose Driver's Licenses Were Sent to Chinese Organized Crime Ring

Texas DPS has begun notifying Asian Texans whose driver’s licenses were sent to a Chinese organized crime group in a security lapse.

Texas identities stolen through fraudulent driver's licenses - Vimarsana News

Texas identities stolen through fraudulent driver's licenses

Texas DPS said it mailed at least 2,400 driver’s licenses printed in the names of Texans of Asian descent to members of a suspected organized crime ring.

Source: wfaa.com
Texans' driver's licenses sent to international crime group - Vimarsana News

Texans' driver's licenses sent to international crime group

AUSTIN, Texas -- The state shipped thousands of Texas driver's licenses to an international organized crime group in a security lapse that is still under investigation, Department of Public Safety Chief Steve McCraw said Monday.