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In the oft-quoted words of former President Ronald Reagan, “There they go again." In 2025, voters by nearly a two-thirds majority overwhelmingly defeated efforts to eliminate the Quality Education Support
This is in rebuttal to your recommendation of a Yes vote recommendation on Constitutional Amendment 2:
I read with interest your article detailing issues at the Department of Children and Family Services. The writer opened with a claim by the DCFS Secretary that the Child Ombudsman’s
What a great time for New Orleans and St. Bernard Parish. We look to the future, building rockets, and we reach back to the past in building ships and marine
Local businesses collect sales tax from consumers and remit them to the city and state every month. The city and state compensate businesses for sales tax collection at a rate
Curious Louisiana, a new weekly feature, is a community-driven reporting project that connects readers to our newsrooms
Congratulations to Garrett Nussmeier on being drafted by the Kansas City Chiefs! He was selected by a top five NFL team and will have the opportunity to learn from a
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Several Baton Rouge area high school athletes stood out in softball and baseball. Athletes featured are from Dunham, University High, Brusly, Parkview Baptist, Catholic and Dutchtown.
Baton Rouge’s park agency announced Monday three finalists from its national search for its next superintendent.
The man who committed suicide Monday morning, as officers tried to arrest him in East Feliciana Parish, was wanted in connection with a shooting last month in Jackson, La., officials said.
A man wanted by the U.S. Marshals Service on a count of attempted murder took his own life in an arrest attempt in East Feliciana Parish.
A toddler was injured in a shooting early Monday morning in Baton Rouge, officials said.
A portion of Groom Road in Baker will close for two weeks, beginning Wednesday, for work on drainage improvements, the city said.
Night Market BTR in downtown Baton Rouge is set for its fourth annual festival, featuring new vendors, performances and a celebration of Asian American heritage through food offerings.
Two Baton Rouge family law attorneys are running for Baton Rouge family court judge.
One person died and another was injured early Monday morning in a shooting on North 16th Street in Baton Rouge, EMS officials said.
A new study finds the Gulf once reached what is now the northshore, and warns it could return there in the coming centuries.
The Livingston Parish Sheriff’s Office is bringing inmates back to the church with their faith program. Its recidivism rate is staggeringly low.
The lawsuit stems from a months-long dispute over fees tied to public records request. The defendant claims its meant to stifle his reporting.
In Louisiana, 15 out of 69 school districts currently have four-day weeks. All but 12 have adopted them since 2020. Many of them did so to attract and retain teachers.
Joe Tuza, CEO of Louisiana Fish Fry Products, wants to bring the seafood seasoning brand to more dinner tables across the United States by clearing misconceptions Cajun food.
If Amendment One on the ballot May 16 actually passes, it will be a big step backward for state government. It will let politicians re-institute a “spoils system” to reward campaign donors and cronies,ev...
As a voter, watching the governor and Republicans in the Legislature race to nullify the election of Calvin Duncan for Clerk of Orleans Criminal Court before he could even be