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Lawmakers at the state capitol listened intently as the East Baton Rouge Parish Coroner told them if punishments were stiffer, it could dissuade people from selling heroin. → Read More
The gun debate at the state capitol is all but over. → Read More
A Senate panel advanced a bill Tuesday that could put Louisiana on track to have one of the most restrictive abortion laws in the country. → Read More
A bill inspired by the Alton Sterling investigation has been shelved at the State Capitol. → Read More
If one state lawmaker gets his way, the death penalty could soon be a thing of the past in Louisiana. → Read More
As the nation comes to grips with how to keep schools safe, Louisiana legislators said Wednesday that arming teachers is not the answer. → Read More
A Louisiana Senate panel approved a bill barring those under 21-years-old from buying assault weapons. The current cutoff is 18. → Read More
Senator LaFleur withdrew his bill Tuesday, April 3 after citing concern that the move could cost the state millions of dollars in federal aid. → Read More
After successfully battling breast cancer, one Louisiana lawmaker wants to make the fight a little easier for other Louisianians. → Read More
A panel of Louisiana senators said ‘no’ to a plan that could lead to more guns in the school building. → Read More
Louisiana’s governor says he opposes arming teachers. → Read More
A Senate panel pushed forward on bills that could further open the door to religion in public schools, while shying away from anti-discrimination bills protecting members of the LGBT community. → Read More
Louisiana lawmakers could soon debate whether a teacher killed in a school shooting should get the same benefits as an officer or firefighter killed in the line of duty. → Read More
The deadly school shooting in Florida is inspiring new action at the state capitol in Louisiana. → Read More
State lawmakers return to the state capitol Monday for a three-month-long regular session. → Read More
After the special session went off the rails, the governor framed the first day of the regular session as a fresh start, attempting to bring lawmakers together. But the challenges, including the bu... → Read More
Louisiana Governor John Bel Edwards has just called for the resignation of Louisiana Secretary of State Tom Schedler. → Read More
The House failed to pass a bill that would have helped fill in the state's projected $1 billion shortfall. The bill would have preserved a portion of the expiring penny of sales tax. → Read More
As part of the ongoing budget negotiations, some Republican lawmakers are pushing for a new website tracking state spending. → Read More
Just three days into the special session, negotiations appear to have stalled. → Read More