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In response to the article “On the record: Why Tim Temple is bullish on Louisianas property insurance market,” I urge the consideration of land use planning and comprehensive master planning

“Just this last week I received a renewal on one of my properties where we went from about 1,800 to 4,400 a year," Young said.

There were two articles in a recent edition, one that mentions Gov.-elect Jeff Landrys questioning if climate change is caused by human activity and saying that moving towards carbon neutrality

There were two articles in a recent edition, one that mentions Gov.-elect Jeff Landrys questioning if climate change is caused by human activity and saying that moving towards carbon neutrality

As a massive federal fraud case wraps up with mostly low-level defendants, the anticipated car insurance savings La. drivers fails to materialize.

La residents can get help paying for a roof that will stand up to severe tropical weather and hurricanes thanks to state grant program

La residents can get help paying for a roof that will stand up to severe tropical weather and hurricanes thanks to state grant program

By huge margins, Republicans swept the remaining statewide elected offices in the middle of a giant red wave over the weekend.

Republicans swept runoffs for three statewide offices in Saturday’s election, further strengthening the party’s dominance in state politics.

(The Center Square) — Republicans swept runoffs for three statewide offices in Saturday’s election, further strengthening the party’s dominance in state politics.