Stephanie Grace

At a recent congressional hearing, this straight-talking advocate called out the Louisiana senator for telling tall tales of late term abortions-of-convenience. The truth is that women who seek abortions late in pregeancy do so because they're facing devastating medical situations.

Is there a rash of cattle coveting going on out there that the paper's news reporters have somehow missed?

Whenever I think of Larry Hogan, my mind instantly goes to John Bel Edwards.

Maybe it was the terrible poll numbers, but after pushing industry-friendly reforms, columnist Stephanie Grace says Insurance Comissioner Tim Temple is talking more about helping consumers weather the difficult property insurance market.

An upended tree lays on the rooftop of the Bethel Church in the aftermath of Hurricane Beryl, in Van Vleck, Texas, July 8, 2024. (AP Photo/Eric Gay)

New Orleans Mayor LaToya Cantrell has presided over so much chaos in her second term, from controversies to outright scandals, that it can be hard to keep it all straight — let alone remember what happened when.

of 2 There are several potential paths to victory for Kamala Harris and Tim Walz in the November presidential election, none of which run through ruby red Louisiana.

The headline to my colleague Meghan Friedmann's story earlier this month read: “In Louisiana, lawmakers promote bills that benefit their industries,” and my immediate reaction was, “Well, yeah, obviously.”

Louisiana's anti-abortion law puts women like Kaitlyn Joshua in a terrible position -- no matter what the attorney general says, according to columnist Stephanie Grace.

Donald Trump said so many things that were flat-out false during last week's debate that it feels futile to focus on just one lie — or even on one topic.