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It's now up to Republican Gov. Jeff Landry to ratify the legislation reaffirming the significance of Judeo-Christian morality in American life.

Before the Louisiana Senate passed a bill Thursday requiring schools to post the Ten Commandments, lawmakers tried to put the bill on stronger legal footing.

Proposed laws aimed at weakening public-sector unions died Wednesday in the Louisiana Legislature, in a major victory for workers who showed up in droves to protest the bills and a

Proposed laws aimed at weakening public-sector unions died Wednesday in the Louisiana Legislature, in a major victory for workers who showed up in droves to protest the bills and a

In an unfortunate case of throwing out the baby with the bathwater, some desirable changes to Louisiana public records laws face deferral due to adverse, if not in some ways undeserved, critiques of them.

In a win for advocates of open government, Gov. Jeff Landrys controversial bid to weaken Louisianas public records law suffered a major blow after a state senator killed a bill

The Legislature will begin to tackle its most far-reaching proposal this year – a potential rewrite of the state constitution – on Tuesday.

The Legislature will begin to tackle its most far-reaching proposal this year – a potential rewrite of the state constitution – on Tuesday.

Transparency and accountability are twin pillars of a democratic system.

A rift among Republicans has spurred the death of a bill aimed at exempting Louisiana’s insurer of last resort from penalties, reflecting the tumultuous politics of the state’s insurance crisis.