The Louisiana state House and Senate have staked out their positions on closing Louisiana's $304 million deficit. Now, the two sides have three days remaining in the budget-rebalancing special legislative session to reach a deal ...
The proposal from Rep. Rick Edmonds, R-Baton Rouge, would cut $128 million more than Gov. John Bel Edwards wants to help eliminate Louisiana's deficit, primarily because it doesn't use any money from the state's "rainy day" fund ...
The company didn't seek Food and Drug Administration approval for the products or have them tested for safety and effectiveness ...
"The state, or whoever, needs to stay on top of these people and make sure everything they're supposed to do actually gets done." ...
The governor's campaign says nearly all the contributions came from Louisiana residents ...
With the special session nearing its halfway mark, House Republicans are demonstrating they intend to take a sharply different approach to rebalancing this year's budget than Gov. John Bel Edwards wants ...
The Senate Finance Committee moved the proposal Tuesday to the full Senate for debate without action, meaning committee members didn't vote in support or opposition of the idea ...
New Orleans has long enjoyed a reputation as a welcoming place for the gay and lesbian community ...