Louisiana governor calls on censure of LSU law professor
Louisiana governor wants LSU Law professor to be punished for election comments
Louisiana Gov. Jeff Landry is calling on LSU to punish a law professor for comments he made about the presidential election in the classroom. Administrative law professor Nick Bryner drew the ire of the governor for calling on students who voted for Trump because they like his policies,
A few years ago, the Coalition To Restore Coastal Louisiana began working with the tribe on a project to install recycled ...
Louisiana lawmakers passed a massive tax reform bill including changes to the state income tax and sales tax rates.
The special session ended last week with several changes to Louisiana's tax structure, including an increase in sales taxes.
In our Louisiana landscapes, November marks the beginning of another season of rejuvenation. Because we typically have mild ...
According to the Louisiana Farm Bureau Federation, Louisiana residents are spending less on Thanksgiving dinner groceries.
The big selling point of the amendment was that it would mean more money for teachers. Some call it a pay raise, yet even the ...
Four amendments will appear on the Dec. 7 ballot in Louisiana. Voters across the state will be voting for each amendment. PAR ...
Louisiana lawmakers have finalized a sweeping overhaul of the state's tax system, passing a package of reforms aimed at ...
Venture Global LNG Inc. is considering building a fifth project on the US Gulf Coast that would put it on track to become the ...
Louisiana’s GOP-dominated legislature passed tax cuts on personal and corporate income on Friday in exchange for a statewide ...
Four more proposed state constitutional amendments mean every Louisiana voter will have something to decide in the Dec. 7 ...
LOCKPORT, La. (WVUE) - A museum in downtown Lockport was bustling with activity 12 years ago, with people teaching and ...
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