Some lawmakers see an opportunity for change at State Police with no figurehead in place and a regular session scheduled to convene on April 10 ...
Three judicial races, a trio of special elections for the Louisiana House of Representatives and a number of local-level contests on the ballot this month should produce an overall voter turnout that’s below 20 percent ...
The Louisiana chapter of the Koch-funded Americans For Prosperity is preparing to be just as involved in the upcoming regular session of the state Legislature as it was in the 2016 sessions ...
President Donald Trump’s administration could potentially offer a filing in an appeal the Louisiana Republican Party is pushing before the U.S. Supreme Court ...
Coming this April, IND Media is launching a new magazine, investigating the cultural changes that will carry Lafayette into the future ...
Acadiana’s top source for business coverage has a few changes up its sleeve as well ...
Yes, March is the final print issue of The Independent. And a renewed focus on what we do best ...
Once again a budget deficit, this time in the $400 million range, will take center stage in the coming session for the fiscal year that begins July 1 ...
Other possible candidates include Sen. Eric LaFleur, D-Ville Platte; Speaker Pro Temp Walt Leger, D-New Orleans; retired Air Force Col. Rob Maness of Mandeville; and Acadiana health care executive Gus Rantz of Lafayette ...