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The air monitors called for in Senate Bill 356, sponsored by Sen. Royce Duplessis, D-New Orleans, would have provided early warning for neighbors to seek safety in the event of a toxic pollution release.
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A little-known turtle found only in Louisiana and Mississippi now has a slow but steady proposed plan from the federal government to save its species.
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TOPS recipients who lose their state-funded scholarships would have to repay them, under a bill that barely got out of the House Education Committee.
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Two bills for a proposed constitutional convention to revise the state’s constitution are advancing in the legislature.
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The parents of former LSU wide receiver Kyren Lacy have filed a lawsuit against the Louisiana State Police, alleging officers falsely implicated Lacy in a December 2024 fatal crash on Louisiana Highway 20.
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The Louisiana Public Service Commission is scheduled to take up Entergy's procedural motion at its session on Wednesday (April 15).
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Currently, in Louisiana, a governor can be sworn in more than twice but is limited to two consecutive terms. HB 225 would prevent former Democratic Gov. John Bel Edwards from seeking a third term.
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Residents around Meta’s data center in Holly Ridge, Louisiana, say the air is brown and the water is rust-colored. The Gulf States Newsroom is starting a monitoring project to test the air quality.
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HB 1088 gives local and state sales tax rebates for the purchase of certain items used in aerospace facilities and activities.
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Federal judges held stock, bonds and leased mineral rights to Exxon, Chevron and others while hearing cases against the companies alleging damage to the La. coast.