Op-Ed: Louisiana must turn the page on coastal lawsuits
(The Center Square) - It is not often that the Supreme Court of the United States speaks with complete unanimity. Yet in its recent... Read More.
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Louisiana sees $4 a gallon gas headed into Memorial Day
(The Center Square) - Louisiana motorists hitting the road for the Memorial Day holiday face the highest fuel costs in four years, as the... Read More.
Privately backed tollway plan prompts debate over use of residential lots
(The Center Square) - The proposed route for a privately funded road and tollway over the Red River that would run through the Esplanade... Read More.
Lawmakers dedicate savings money to aerospace programs, sound systems
(The Center Square) - Louisiana lawmakers moved $800 million out of the state's Revenue Stabilization Trust Fund and carved out $81 million for a... Read More.
Sierra Club backs appeal against west Shreveport data center development
(The Center Square) - The plaintiffs will appeal Caddo Parish Judge Ramon Lafitte's ruling last month to uphold a special-use permit approving construction of... Read More.
Op-Ed: Why Louisiana Must Fully Fund LA GATOR
Across Louisiana, families are ready for alternatives to traditional schools. They are looking for learning environments where their children are seen, supported, and challenged... Read More.
Caddo Commission approves November vote on $60M sports complex
(The Center Square) - The Caddo Parish Commission voted 7-3 Thursday in favor of placing a $60 million sports complex bond proposal on the... Read More.
LA GATOR funding, salary increases for judges cut from state budget
(The Center Square) − The Louisiana Senate Finance Committee advanced a package of budget bills with amendments that cut some education spending and shift... Read More.
Energy Protection Act amendment would allow active lawsuits
(The Center Square) - Legislation designed to shield Louisiana companies from climate change litigation is moving toward final passage in the State Legislature, but... Read More.
Louisiana voters pick business groups’ choice for Supreme Court
While Democrats stayed home, voters in a heavily conservate district in Louisiana elected the Republican candidate who was not the preferred pick of plaintiff... Read More.
