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Rhode Island had the lowest percentage with around 13%. → Read More
SNAP, which was previously known as “food stamps,” is a federal program created in 1964 to help low-income households buy food. → Read More
The new formula has across-the-board salary increases of $2,000 for certified teachers and $1,000 for non-certified school support staff. → Read More
The board’s leadership was elected during its January meeting by a narrow 6 to 5 vote. → Read More
The Navy credited Dalton with taking stands in defense of women in the Navy on issues of sexual assault and harassment. → Read More
Of the 10 largest projects in Louisiana in 2022, nine were in New Orleans. → Read More
As part of the program, eligible students can receive free, age-appropriate, high-quality books and literacy resources. → Read More
Louisiana has more than 650,000 borrowers with student loan debt. → Read More
For the week ending February 4, Louisiana had 11,149 continued unemployment claims. → Read More
The Topgolf location is expected to bring around 200 jobs to the area. → Read More
Enrollment at public schools plummeted nationwide during the pandemic, losing around 1.2 million students between the fall of 2019 and the fall of 2021 → Read More
The full report is available on the Attorney General’s website. → Read More
The state saw companies create more than 9,000 new direct and indirect jobs in 2022 through 53 state-supported economic development projects. → Read More
The state saw companies create more than 9,000 new direct and indirect jobs in 2022 through 53 state-supported economic development projects. → Read More
A number of officials have been critical of the number of high schools that are graded as A's and B's across the state. → Read More
All of Louisiana's nine metro areas saw their unemployment rates increase from November to December 2022. → Read More
From lowest to highest, Louisiana ranked 33rd of all states for the total number of children in food insecure households and 45th for percentage. → Read More
On January 24, the company was notified that it would be delisted. → Read More
The average overall rating for the state’s early childhood education networks increased by about 0.2 points. → Read More
The board will consider the plan during its meeting on Thursday. → Read More