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Two people are killed and 11 others are hurt in a pair of shootings during a second line parade Sunday afternoon in the St. Roch area of New Orleans.
Gov. Landry has awarded $1.355 billion to bolster broadband connectivity throughout the state.
The House has passed much of Governor Landry's tax reform plan.
By: Andrew Greenstein
For the third year in a row, Louisiana's statewide school performance score has increased, and it is now at its highest level under the current scoring system.
Governor Landry had some choice words about the Mid-Barataria Sediment Diversion project.
Early voting is underway in the December 7th election.
By: Andrew Greenstein
A Rapides Parish Sheriff's deputy is recovering after being shot by a patient at a psychiatric treatment facility.
By: Andrew Greenstein
This year, you can host a Thanksgiving feast for ten for relatively little money.
Business groups are hailing the tax reform package passed by the legislature in the just-concluded special ses...
This year, you can host a Thanksgiving feast for ten for less than a year ago.“In Louisiana, that’s going to cost you on average $45.84, which is still $3 lower than it was last year,” says Avery Davidson with the Louisiana Farm Bureau.
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