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Gov. Jeff Landry and Louisiana's insurance chief clash over how to lower high auto rates
Dueling press conferences show a split in their approach to 'tort reform' during the upcoming legislative session.
‘A living laboratory’: An accidental delta taught Louisiana scientists how to rebuild wetlands
Research on Wax Lake’s land-building success has been enlisted in the fight against the rapid disappearance of the coast ...
Lawsuit alleging environmental racism in Louisiana parish allowed to proceed, federal court says
A federal appellate court says a civil rights lawsuit alleging a south Louisiana parish engaged in racist land-use policies ...
Louisiana immigration judge will determine by the end of this week whether to release Mahmoud Khalil, his attorney says
A Louisiana immigration judge on Tuesday said she will decide by the end of this week whether to continue to hold Columbia ...
FEMA changes spark concern in Louisiana as BRIC program ends, disaster aid questioned
FEMA scrapped a $720M disaster prevention program Louisiana relies on. Now lawmakers and storm survivors say they’re ...
Louisiana Governor Jeff Landry announces another billion dollar economic development project
This announcement follows recent multi-billion dollar projects from Meta and Hyundai in Louisiana. CF Industries will build a ...
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'It is a blow:' Louisiana libraries, museums brace for cuts as Trump targets cultural funding
Arts and cultural organizations across the state grapple with what to do in the face of federal cuts affecting local programs ...
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To prevent teacher pay cuts, Gov. Jeff Landry and Louisiana lawmakers must find funding
Annual $2,000 stipends that teachers received for the past two years are set to expire after this school year ends.