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Not just Jeff Landry. Louisiana Legislature will also take a hard turn to the right. - Vimarsana News

Not just Jeff Landry. Louisiana Legislature will also take a hard turn to the right.

For the first time ever,  Louisiana will also have a Republican governor, a Republican supermajority in the Senate, and a likely Republican supermajority in the House. 

Voters reelect Belue coroner - Vimarsana News

Voters reelect Belue coroner

Lincoln Parish voters have reelected Dr. Mike Belue their coroner.Complete but unofficial returns from Saturday’s election show Belue won 57% of the vote, or 4,283 votes, to challenger Dr.

Social workers, not cops respond to many 911 calls in Eugene, Oregon — and LA is watching - Vimarsana News

Social workers, not cops respond to many 911 calls in Eugene, Oregon — and LA is watching

As cities across the nation consider "re-imagining" public safety in the wake of George Floyd, Breonna Taylor and other Black men and women losing their lives at the hands of police, with advocates in Los Angeles and elsewhere calling for less officers and more social services, CAHOOTS has caught the attention of civic leaders.

Alan Seabaugh and Mike McConathy contest state Senate seat | Louisiana Politics - Vimarsana News

Alan Seabaugh and Mike McConathy contest state Senate seat | Louisiana Politics

NATCHITOCHES — The two candidates for state Senate District 31 in north-central Louisiana represent different strands within today’s Republican Party.

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Alan Seabaugh and Mike McConathy contest state Senate seat | Legislature - Vimarsana News

Alan Seabaugh and Mike McConathy contest state Senate seat | Legislature

NATCHITOCHES — The two candidates for state Senate District 31 in north-central Louisiana represent different strands within today’s Republican Party.