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Candidates are signing up through Friday for the Nov. 8 elections in Terrebonne, Lafourche and across Louisiana. Heres what you need to know.

An unusual court order temporarily blocking the chief justice of the Louisiana Supreme Court from running for re-election this year was lifted July 13, clearing the way for John Weimer to formally enter the race during the July 20-22 qualifying period.

Kettering Health announced it recently received the donation for women who undergo Sexual Assault Nurse Examiner exams. As part of those examinations, their clothes get taken as evidence.

The Louisiana Supreme Court last week found Gov. John Bel Edwards’ restrictions on places of worship during the onset of the coronavirus pandemic unconstitutional, concluding that the state cannot punish the Rev. Tony Spell for violating those orders.

NEW ORLEANS - The Louisiana Supreme Court has ruled in favor of Tony Spell, the Central Pastor who continued to hold church services in defiance of restrictions Gov. John Bel

A Louisiana Supreme Court Justice with local ties will be the keynote speaker at Nicholls State Universitys 110th Commencement Ceremony on May 15.

A Mansfield High special education student found a fragrant way to support the Best Buddies program.

In a pair of related rulings in Hayes v. University Health Shreveport, LLC, and Nelson v. Ochsner Lafayette General, the Supreme Court of Louisiana held on January 7, 2022, that private Louisiana

NEW ORELANS - As St. John the Baptist Parish Judge Jeff Perilloux sat suspended from the bench, awaiting trial on sex charges involving minors, the state paid him more than

NEW ORLEANS (AP) — Louisiana judges facing discipline from the states Supreme Court could be made to pay various costs arising from investigations into their conduct, including the cost of