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Lawmakers will reconvene Sunday for the final week of the 2025 regular legislative session.
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New Orleans health department fields complaints over access obstacles for non-abortion health needs.
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We have a guide to help you keep track of all the happenings.
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New Orleans’ school board will dip into its savings a second time to lessen the impact of the district’s $50 million deficit.
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Louisiana lawmakers overwhelmingly approved a set of dramatic changes to state ethics laws Wednesday that will make it much more difficult to charge elected officials and public employees with misconduct.
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Gov. Jeff Landry doubled down Tuesday on his belief that Louisiana is prepared should a natural disaster strike.
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The Louisiana Senate is reining in several major proposals pushed by Gov. Jeff Landry and House conservatives, rejecting additional tax cuts and scaling back spending on private school vouchers amid caution over the state’s longer-term financial outlook.
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As cities heat up, reflective roofs could lower energy bills and help the climate. But dark roofing manufacturers are waging a quiet campaign to block new rules.
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Small businesses, like The Little House in New Orleans, are a common target for cyber crimes. Experts say social media companies should do more to stop them.
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The bill, which failed to advance past the House Criminal Justice Committee, would have allowed exceptions for victims of rape and incest who were under the age of 17.