louisiana politics

A new proposal, Louisiana bill 132, is moving through the state legislature aiming to make it a crime to intentionally direct loud or harmful sounds at someone.

Once upon a time, a Louisiana politician was raided by the FBI, accused of corruption and bribery, and found with $90,000 in his freezer. Here's the story.

PSC Commissioner Eric Skrmetta announces Senate bid, becoming fourth major GOP challenger to Sen. Bill Cassidy as Republican primary field expands ahead of 2026.

Speed cameras banned statewide except school zones, schools can't serve Red 40 foods, ethics laws weakened. Major changes hit Louisiana Aug 1.

Brach Myers wins Louisiana Senate District 23 special election, replacing Jean-Paul Coussan. Myers secures victory with 55% of votes, promising a positive approach.

Opponents of the bill argue it would marginalize students who identify as LGBT and cause mental or emotional harm.

The Menard's 5-year lease has now been canceled days before opening.

Steve Scalise was practicing for a charity baseball game.