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Attorney General Jeff Landry has stepped down from the board of an oil services company run by his political ally, ending an unusual business arrangement that raised legal questions. → Read More
In November, John Williams, the top beer lobbyist in Louisiana, sent out a mass email to legislators with an alarming subject line: “Recreational THC is now legal in Louisiana.” → Read More
The structure taking shape on Grand Isle’s western edge rises 20 feet in the air, not unlike most houses on the barrier island, where stilts are the best defense from → Read More
Entergy Louisiana will soon charge ratepayers an extra $5.50 per month to pay for restoration costs from Hurricane Ida and other storms, the Public Service Commission has decided after a → Read More
The Port of South Louisiana's agreement to buy the former Avondale shipyard for nearly $450 million was inked without discussions with other area port officials, civic leaders or Gov. John → Read More
State Rep. Richard Nelson, a first term 36-year-old Republican from Mandeville, said Wednesday he is running for governor. → Read More
The Louisiana Republican Party’s decision to endorse Attorney General Jeff Landry nearly a year before the gubernatorial primary is continuing to stir controversy, with the party’s director warning U.S. Rep. → Read More
In December 2020, as former President Donald Trump was spreading baseless theories that the election was stolen from him, Trump’s chief of staff Mark Meadows received a text from a → Read More
The Louisiana Republican Party made an unprecedented decision to endorse Attorney General Jeff Landry for governor, nearly a full year before the primary election, and well before the field of → Read More
State Sen. Sharon Hewitt, a Slidell Republican, is running for governor. → Read More
The field for the Louisiana governor’s race came into much sharper focus Monday, with one of the best-known would-be Republican candidates announcing his entry and another announcing he plans to → Read More
Lt. Gov. Billy Nungesser is set to announce he is not running for governor and will instead run for re-election this year, a surprise decision that comes after months of → Read More
Louisiana might seem an unlikely battleground for claims that the 2020 election was rigged to steal the election from then-President Donald Trump. After all, Trump won Louisiana’s electoral votes by → Read More
U.S. Sen. John Kennedy would have been the big fish in the governor’s race this year. → Read More
U.S. Sen. John Kennedy, who represented the biggest name in the potential field of candidates for Louisiana governor in 2023, is not running for the job. → Read More
A state libraries official claims Lt. Gov. Billy Nungesser fired her and had her marched out of her office after she reported him to the FBI and other investigators over → Read More
Entergy customers in Louisiana will soon be getting refunds from the resolution of two long-running disputes between the utility and its regulators, who have fought to claw back funds from → Read More
The biggest challenge will be skyrocketing demand as customers turn the heat on to combat temperatures that will reach the teens for much of Friday to Sunday. → Read More
After hurricanes battered Louisiana’s electric grid in 2020 and 2021, Entergy Louisiana is proposing a $9.6 billion grid-hardening plan that is aimed at getting the lights back on faster in → Read More
For decades, it has been a foregone conclusion that Louisiana’s electric ratepayers would shoulder the costs of repairing the grid after hurricanes and other natural disasters. → Read More