Meghan Friedmann is a Louisiana State Politics Reporter at NOLA News and The Advocate. She covers a range of topics including government and politics, social issues, and legislation, with a focus on Louisiana's unique political landscape. Meghan's work has been featured in various publications such as the New Haven Register, News Nation, and CT Insider.
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Meghan Friedmann's coverage predominantly focuses on government and politics, particularly within Louisiana. She frequently covers government announcements, legal policy regulations, and topics related to legislation, criminal justice, redistricting, and other governmental matters.
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By: Meghan Friedmann
Changes to Judiciary Commission, tax delinquency rules, state budget process on the ballot
By: Meghan Friedmann
Changes to Judiciary Commission, tax delinquency rules, state budget process on the ballot
By: Meghan Friedmann, Alyse Pfeil
Investigations of abuse and neglect by workers at care facilities can drag on for over a year, a new audit of the Louisiana Health Department shows. The delays can create safety risks for residents.
By: Meghan Friedmann, Alyse Pfeil
The Louisiana Department of Health headquarters located at 628 N. 4th St. in Baton Rouge.
By: Meghan Friedmann
Pete Hegseth, President-Elect Donald Trump’s pick for defense secretary, defended himself against allegations of public drunkenness, misconduct and sexual assault during his confirmation hearing Tuesday.
By: Meghan Friedmann
The request does not necessarily mean departments will face cuts—or that the budget will not increase.
By: Meghan Friedmann
Gov. Jeff Landry laid out how Louisiana is preparing for snow, ice and freezing weather as a winter storm nears.
By: Meghan Friedmann
Tuesday provided a chance for many Louisiana families to experience a rare sight: a snow day. It was “a historic and magical day, " said Gov.
By: Meghan Friedmann
Though snow has stopped falling in Louisiana, continued freezing overnight temperatures mean residents should beware of black ice and fire hazards, Gov.
By: Meghan Friedmann
Though snow has stopped falling in Louisiana, continued freezing overnight temperatures mean residents should beware of black ice and fire hazards, Gov.
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