LADOTD Launches Study to Investigate Why Previous Studies Haven’t Studied Anything Yet
The LADOTD is now studying the studies about the new Mississippi River bridge—because apparently the only thing
The LADOTD is now studying the studies about the new Mississippi River bridge—because apparently the only thing
Governor Jeff Landry’s push to purge the dead from Louisiana’s welfare rolls has sparked unintended political fallout—namely,
Attorney General Liz Murrill filed a 34-page lawsuit against CVS on a single, unbroken 23-foot CVS receipt,
Louisiana’s governor promised to sign “any” insurance bill—then vetoed the first one that reached him. Homeowners are
Lawmakers in Louisiana are trying to legalize guns at parades—much to the confusion of criminals, who just
Lawmakers have outlawed holding a phone while driving, but activities like juggling a burger, yelling at kids,
Former President Donald Trump stunned the political world again—this time by pardoning rapper NBA YoungBoy and immediately
A fired officer claims he thought the city’s “Guns for Cash” program applied to everyone—especially those with
In a seamless blend of justice and salesmanship, a New Orleans judge has been named honorary VP
State Rep. Kyle Green Jr. turned Take Your Kids to Work Day into a crash course—literally—landing himself
LSU’s newly appointed president, Dr. Geoffry Landreau, has announced a bold new vision: energy firm partnerships, a
Former Governor John Bel Edwards confirmed his U.S. Senate bid this week, vowing to deliver the same
Governor Jeff Landry says Louisiana needs more ICE agents—not for immigration, but to confront the wave of
After decades of toxic buildup and government foot-dragging, Louisiana finally acknowledged Capitol Lakes with something tangible: a
An LSU graduate with a master’s in finance says he was emotionally unprepared for loan repayment. Experts
In an effort to help Louisianans still stuck in the OMV system, the REAL ID deadline has
Officials claim tax renewals are needed to “modernize messaging,” allowing parishes to replace outdated excuses with cutting-edge
In a uniquely optimistic spin, Governor Landry praised Giacometto’s legacy of mass resignations at DEQ, calling it
The protest started with chants against authoritarianism and ended with handmade signs demanding full-sized chicken fingers. While
Louisiana lawmakers rejected a bill allowing local votes on carbon storage wells, warning that “listening to voters”
Louisiana officials confirmed plans to relocate the Governor’s Mansion to Woodville, Mississippi, citing skyrocketing insurance costs and
In a scene that felt more satire than ceremony, Louisiana lawmakers gathered in front of the Capitol
The River Bend Nuclear Plant has traded its decades-old emergency sirens for Facebook posts, assuming a potential
Rep. John Illg (District 78) has filed legislation urging the SEC to stop scheduling LSU home games
After an audit flagged $248 million in undocumented Medicaid spending, the Louisiana Department of Health announced it
Louisiana lawmakers are floating a bill to replace traditional vehicle inspections with monthly alignment checkups—because at this
In an effort to fix Louisiana’s insurance crisis without actually fixing anything, Governor Jeff Landry announced a
Fed up with never-ending delays, Baton Rouge drivers are turning construction chaos into competition. The Metro Baton
A 17-member committee has been formed to investigate why insurance reform never happens. Naturally, the first step
In a move equal parts celebration and crisis management, Ponchatoula has officially renamed its beloved Strawberry Festival
