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Republican disagreements on insurance kill pro-industry bill | Legislature - Vimarsana News

Republican disagreements on insurance kill pro-industry bill | Legislature

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.

Clancy DuBos: Tell lawmakers not to gut public records laws - Vimarsana News

Clancy DuBos: Tell lawmakers not to gut public records laws

If the price of liberty is eternal vigilance, Louisiana citizens may soon have neither, thanks to our state lawmakers and Gov. Jeff Landry.

Source: nola.com
Louisiana lawmakers try gutting state's public records law | Louisiana Politics - Vimarsana News

Louisiana lawmakers try gutting state's public records law | Louisiana Politics

A bill filed in the Louisiana Senate would eviscerate the state’s open records law by blocking from public view emails, text messages and other documents produced at all levels of

Source: nola.com
Louisiana lawmakers try gutting state's public records law | Legislature - Vimarsana News

Louisiana lawmakers try gutting state's public records law | Legislature

A bill filed in the Louisiana Senate would eviscerate the state’s open records law by blocking from public view emails, text messages and other documents produced at all levels of

Clancy DuBos: Will Louisiana become the place where 'democracy dies in the dark'? | Clancy DuBos | Gambit Weekly - Vimarsana News

Clancy DuBos: Will Louisiana become the place where 'democracy dies in the dark'? | Clancy DuBos | Gambit Weekly

If the price of liberty is eternal vigilance, Louisiana citizens may soon have neither, thanks to our state lawmakers and Gov. Jeff Landry.

Source: nola.com