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As the Ida Shelters eviction date ends, the state explores last-ditch options for Hurricane Ida survivors.

The state-run Ida Shelters program will officially end this month, affecting around 800 people who are homeless since Hurricane Ida.

The logo invigorates the government's image and will aid in marketing the parish, communications director says.

With meeting rooms named "The Mint," and "The Heist," an old bank building in Downtown Thibodaux has become a business incubator.

As Gov.-elect Jeff Landry weighs how to confront Louisiana’s host of environmental threats, he’ll get advice from construction executives, lawyers for big petrochemical companies and local officials from storm-stricken areas.

As Gov.-elect Jeff Landry weighs how to confront Louisiana’s host of environmental threats, he’ll get advice from construction executives, lawyers for big petrochemical companies and local officials from storm-stricken areas.

In New Orleans on Thursday, Judge Darrel J. Papillion took up oral arguments and testimony in a multi-state, multi-parish lawsuit against the U.S. government.

FEMA lawyers say the agency isn't obligated to make rates affordable in hearing on Risk Rating 2.0 injunction.

FEMA lawyers say the agency isn't obligated to make rates affordable in hearing on Risk Rating 2.0 injunction.

A federal judge will hear testimony in New Orleans Thursday as the Louisiana Attorney General's Office tries to halt FEMA's Risk Rating 2.0.