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Clancy DuBos: Senate's independent streak a needed guardrail | Clancy DuBos | Gambit Weekly - Vimarsana News

Clancy DuBos: Senate's independent streak a needed guardrail | Clancy DuBos | Gambit Weekly

Gov. Jeff Landry’s top legislative priorities have hit major snags with just two weeks left in the current annual session, which is set to end June 3.

Source: nola.com
Jeff's Political Corner: DHH head stresses importance of calling 988 crisis lifeline - Vimarsana News

Jeff's Political Corner: DHH head stresses importance of calling 988 crisis lifeline

SHREVEPORT, La. -- Ralph Abraham, the health director for the state, paid a visit to Shreveport on Monday to celebrate National Mental Health Awareness Month.

Source: ktbs.com
Poll: Louisiana insurance not better under Jeff Landry | Local Politics - Vimarsana News

Poll: Louisiana insurance not better under Jeff Landry | Local Politics

Louisiana voters, unhappy with a property insurance crisis that has caused intense rate hikes, are broadly dissatisfied with Gov. Jeff Landry and Insurance Commissioner Tim Temple’s handling of the issue,

Source: nola.com
Are Louisiana insurers equipped for next major storm? | Business - Vimarsana News

Are Louisiana insurers equipped for next major storm? | Business

The dozen insurers that failed after two busy hurricane seasons left hundreds of thousands of Louisiana homeowners scrambling for new insurance policies at a time when premiums were soaring.

Are Louisiana insurers equipped for next major storm? | Business News - Vimarsana News

Are Louisiana insurers equipped for next major storm? | Business News

The dozen insurers that failed after two busy hurricane seasons left hundreds of thousands of Louisiana homeowners scrambling for new insurance policies at a time when premiums were soaring.

Source: nola.com