Andrea Gallo is an Investigative Reporter at The Advocate. She focuses on education and the education system, delving into topics such as lawsuits, consumer health, and health news. Andrea's work has been featured in KTBS - TV, FASI.eu, NOLA.com, Electronic Design, EE Times, and RISC-V International.
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Andrea Gallo's coverage extensively focuses on local legal and government issues in Louisiana, with particular attention to judicial misconduct, teen pregnancy, sex education, nursing home settlements, Medicaid expansion, infant mortality, maternal mortality, St. George incorporation, elder abuse and domestic violence.
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By: James Finn, Andrea Gallo, John Simerman
FILE - In this image from Louisiana State Police Trooper Dakota DeMoss' body camera video obtained by The Associated Press, fellow troopers hold up
By: Sam Karlin, Andrea Gallo
The order came after questions about Entergy's plans to buy a power plant that would cost average residential customers $8 monthly
By: Andrea Gallo, John Simerman, Meghan Friedmann
Louisiana Attorney General Liz Murrill speaks during the Fiscal Review Committee meeting at the State Capitol on Wednesday, November 12, 2025.
By: John Simerman, Andrea Gallo, Meghan Friedmann
āI can't explain why they do things in New Orleans the way they do them,ā the attorney general said. But thatās not all.
By: Andrea Gallo
Two justices wrote dissents while three others wrote concurrences. Read each of them here.
By: Andrea Gallo
The Louisiana Supreme Court issued a stay on Friday morning on a New Orleans grand jury's 16-count felony indictment of Attorney General Liz Murrill, with five justices voting in favor of the stay and two dissenting.
By: Andrea Gallo
New Orleans Criminal District Judge Leon Roche defended the grand jury process that led to the indictment of Attorney General Liz Murrill in court
By: Andrea Gallo
AG Liz Murrill Louisiana Attorney General Liz Murrill has filed a second emergency request to the Louisiana Supreme Court, asking them to
By: Andrea Gallo
White then added, āI object to the removal of the capias (warrant), as the accused should not get any more preferential treatment than any other criminally charged defendant,ā according to the filing from Murrill's legal team.
By: Andrea Gallo
The Louisiana Supreme Court in an emergency order late Friday night agreed to recall an arrest warrant for Louisiana Attorney General Liz Murrill, after
