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September 25, 2023
A task force to study the effect Louisiana's criminal justice reforms have had on violent crime in the state has begun its work.
September 22, 2023
(The Center Square) — A new Louisiana Violent Crime Task Force led by Attorney General Jeff Landry convened this week to study ways to address an issue that’s become a
September 19, 2023
Attorney General Jeff Landry joined lawmakers at the State Capitol Tuesday to convene Louisianas new violent crime task force, a panel born from conservative claims that the state is awash
September 19, 2023
Attorney General Jeff Landry joined lawmakers at the State Capitol Tuesday to convene Louisianas new violent crime task force, a panel born from conservative claims that the state is awash
September 19, 2023
Crime continues to be a pressure point for people around Louisiana as the stateโs three major cities top national violent crime charts. A new task force is looking to find new ways to deal with the issue at the legislative level.
March 24, 2023
On Thursday, Will Harrell, Vice President of investments for Robert Harrell Inc. presented a presentation to the Longview City Council about how the current retirements funds are being allocated.
January 26, 2023
A half dozen candidates, including two current officeholders, paid their filing fees on Wednesday (Jan. 25) for one School Board and two judicial races. Qualifying continues through Friday, Jan. 27. Early voting will take place March 11 to 18. The election will be held on March 25.ย ย The recent retirement of long-time Division A Criminal […]
May 8, 2022
The U.S. Supreme Court ruled non-unanimous jury convictions for life sentences are unconstitutional, but didnt order new trials for previous such convictions.
May 6, 2022
The U.S. Supreme Court ruled non-unanimous jury convictions for life sentences are unconstitutional, but didnt order new trials for previous such convictions.
May 6, 2022
The U.S. Supreme Court ruled non-unanimous jury convictions for life sentences are unconstitutional, but didnt order new trials for previous such convictions.