Tyler Bridges is a journalist for The Advocate, focusing on local news in Louisiana, particularly in New Orleans. His work also appears on NOLA.com and he has been featured in various media outlets such as KTBS-TV, Sports Illustrated, and CAMP FAITH PINE MOUNTAIN ENRICHMENT SERV. Tyler covers a range of topics including politics, government, and social issues in the region.
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Tyler Bridges specializes in local government and politics, particularly focusing on Louisiana, New Orleans, and the United States. His coverage heavily emphasizes government announcements and legal policy regulation.
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By: Tyler Bridges
Jeff Landry is seeking the biggest changes in Louisiana's tax system in 50 years.
By: Tyler Bridges
The two big sweeteners in Gov. Jeff Landry's ambitious tax package – a billion-dollar reduction in individual income taxes and a repeal of the corporate franchise tax – easily passed their first hurdle Thursday.
By: Darcey, Tyler Bridges
By TYLER BRIDGES & REED DARCEY | Staff writers Coach Brian Kelly doesn't have much to say about a Gov.
By: Tyler Bridges
A legislative committee in Louisiana has approved the popular parts of Gov. Jeff Landry's tax plan, but obstacles loom.
By: Tyler Bridges
Gov. Jeff Landry wants to lower income tax rates, repeal the corporate franchise tax and offset the revenue loss with higher sales taxes.
By: Tyler Bridges
Gov. Jeff Landry’s far-reaching tax package faces its first big test Tuesday when the full House takes up measures to cut individual income taxes, repeal the corporate franchise tax and
By: Tyler Bridges
Gov. Jeff Landry took a jab at LSU's football team for its blowout loss Saturday night and bashed critics of his effort to bring a live tiger back to the stadium , calling them “woke people.”
By: Tyler Bridges
Gov. Jeff Landry is off to a good start in passing his tax package. But the biggest hurdles remain.
By: Tyler Bridges
Whether Jeff Landry's tax plan will survive intact when it reaches the state Senate remains an open question.
By: Tyler Bridges
The path ahead for Gov. Jeff Landry is not clear after not securing the votes in the Louisiana Legislature on a sales tax increase.
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