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Legislative leaders are planning to divert $700 million from a state savings account and spend that money instead on brick-and-mortar projects.

Legislative leaders are planning to divert $700 million from a state savings account and spend that money instead on brick-and-mortar projects.

A total shutdown of Louisianas booming consumable THC industry is a step away from becoming law after a state House committee on Tuesday approved a bill to shutter the market.

I offer this letter in praise of Senate President Cameron Henry and House Speaker Phillip DeVillier, who have secured funding of the Summer EBT program.

Gov. Jeff Landry’s plan for a limited, rapid-fire constitutional convention will face its biggest test Tuesday afternoon, when the governor once again tries to convince two-thirds of the House of

Gov. Jeff Landry’s plan for a limited, rapid-fire constitutional convention will face its biggest test Tuesday afternoon, when the governor once again tries to convince two-thirds of the House of

Sometimes the people’s voices are heard. Sometimes government works. Sometimes common sense prevails.

On Baton Rouge’s bustling Government Street, rainbow-painted brick and warmly lit windows beckon passersby into a room filled with neat rows of packets, jars and cans — products shrouded in

On Baton Rouge’s bustling Government Street, rainbow-painted brick and warmly lit windows beckon passersby into a room filled with neat rows of packets, jars and cans — products shrouded in

WASHINGTON – U.S. Rep. Troy Carter asked Friday for flexibility from the U.S. Department of Agriculture the day after the Legislature and the state Department of Children and Family Services