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The measure's supporters say decriminalizing marijuana would lead to fewer arrests and could actually save the state money.

That proposed .22 cent increase in fuel taxes in Louisiana will not be debated in the upcoming session of the legislature. There is a simple reason why.

Since casinos and video poker truck stops were closed because of COVID, the Lottery had one of its best years ever.

The proposal is seen as a way to combat human trafficking in Louisiana.

Gun owners would have to go through instruction and pay a five-year or a lifetime license fee for the right to carry a concealed weapon without a permit.

Two key committees have approved the rules and regulations that fantasy sports bettors will have to follow.

Louisiana lawmakers want to put $250 in the pockets of front-line workers who stayed on the job during the height of the pandemic.

The Louisiana House is set to debate tax rates for online fantasy sports after the measure was approved by a House committee yesterday.

It appears likely that Louisiana voters will get the chance to approve or disapprove sports wagering as a ballot initiative this Fall.

A state House committee approved a bill on Tuesday that would lower car insurance in Louisiana.

Louisiana state representative Dodi Horton filed a bill to end the semi-annual time change in the state.

The list includes many elected officials from right here at home. At least we know where they will be watching the games.

Where is the money going? All you have to do is ask what did the Louisiana Legislature not do in the last session.

Welcome signs that greet visitors to the great state of Louisiana will soon get an addition to them.

Some legislators are concerned that special interest groups could derail the legislation that would legalize sports wagering in the state.

The debate on legalized sports wagering in Louisiana has cleared the House Criminal Justice Committee.

Legislation headed to the Louisiana House would make playing online fantasy sports legal only if you're in a casino while you're playing.

Those who want to puff pot for pleasure in Louisiana shouldn't hold their breath while waiting for legislative approval.

Two pieces of legislation concerning home delivery of alcoholic beverages are headed for the Louisiana Senate.