She’s been less than truthful, won’t face her opponents in public forums and has left more questions than answers in this short election. Let’s hope the public has until April 29 to get some answers ...

Wherein The IND offers its take on the six constitutional amendments Louisiana voters will decide on Nov. 8 ...

Freshman councilwoman turning a bright idea into reality with safe space for online-sales exchanges ...

Bayou Vermilion District does the heavy lifting when it comes to keeping Bayou Vermilion debris-free. Let’s keep this worthy operation afloat ...

UL System President Woodley has fallen victim to the psychological phenomenon. Can she recover? ...

We've hardly been a rubber stamp for everything on the oil and gas industry's agenda. Today, however, we offer our unambiguous support of the Keystone XL Pipeline. IND readers are aware we've hardly been a rubber stamp for everything on the oil and ...

What were higher-ups at the Advertiser thinking when they put the chief lobbyist for the oil and gas industry on their editorial board? Now, following revelations in a high profile lawsuit, the daily‘s editors snuggling up to powerful special interests ...

Reader opinions should be encouraged. Even the crazy ones. Lies, not so much. The IND has a policy about letters to the editor. We won't print them if they're total BS or outright lies. Exception to the rule: when we use the letter as an object lesson. It ...

As you know, we're the French speaking portion of Louisiana where the collective music, food and joi de vivre of Cajuns and Creoles have sustained a unique American culture and built a tourism industry second to none. So far, anyway. Welcome to ...