Louisiana politicians would be able to use money they raise to run for elected office on a much broader group of expenses.

Gov. Jeff Landry is backing legislation that would significantly expand how Louisiana politicians can spend campaign funds, including on personal expenses like home mortgages, gym memberships and ...

Jeff Landry, a Louisiana Senate committee rejected a proposal to give him more authority over appointees to 32 government ...

Gov. Landry calls the new auto insurance laws passed by the Legislature “the largest tort reform package, and effort made in ...

A bill that would put new restrictions on the board that investigates alleged ethics violations by Louisiana public officials ...

Louisiana Gov. Jeff Landry has blamed George Soros for the escape of 10 New Orleans jail inmates, while Orleans Parish ...

A report from the Prison Policy Initiative says Louisiana’s political map gives unfair influence to residents in districts ...

The 2024 election cycle was momentous for Black Louisianans — for the first time in nearly three decades, the state had two ...

Politicians have paid Lau and his businesses more than $500,000 for work on their campaigns over about seven years, according to the Louisiana Board of Ethics. Lau has also donated about $20,000 ...

But several of the liberal justices appeared to support Louisiana's argument that it was motivated by politics when it drew the lines of District 6, and decided to draw its own map to protect ...