Jeff Sadow is a journalist who writes for SJR Publishing Co., Inc. and The Hayride. His articles cover a range of topics including politics, policy, and public affairs. Sadow often provides analysis and commentary on current events and government actions.
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Jeff Sadow's coverage is heavily focused on local government and politics in Louisiana, particularly Bossier City. His articles largely consist of opinion editorials, legal policy regulations, and government announcements related to the region.
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Sadly, the tragic terrorist incident in New Orleans' Vieux Carre, contrary to what city officials have tried strenuously to produce as a narrative, was likely preventable because of decisions made by them and their predecessors
On a tax measure, West Monroe elected officials hope that the second time is the charm through an effort that this time doesn’t feature too many “uneducated” voters.
Downplaying a heinous New Orleans crime from three decades ago provides added emphasis as to why Louisiana needs to deter crime by aggressively enforcing capital punishment.
Democrat Orleans Parish Sheriff Susan Hutson is asking for someone to make their day on her, so the state of Louisiana should oblige.
What may end up frustrating the anti-religious Louisiana left is that, as any First Amendment scholar or practitioner will tell you, it's not so
It's time for one of Bossier Parish's plenary-run governments – in this case, the Police Jury – to pick a new administrative leader, and yet again it's going to be another inside job.
By: Jeff Sadow
Even as Louisiana suffers among the least of the states in homelessness, the state has picked up another tool to combat its worst effects.
The penny-saving, dollar-wasting Monroe City Council majority might pose as saving residents money by forgoing water rate hikes now, but that action likely will end up costing ratepayers even more in the future.
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