Category Archives: News

Planned Parenthood is coming back to Louisiana, with the first reopening happening this fall in New Orleans. Emily Wales, the president and CEO of Planned Parenthood Great Plains, says her network too...

Early voting for Saturday's U.S. Senate primary runoffs closed over the weekend. Secretary of State Nancy Landry says despite lower turnouts for early voting in this election, voters seemed more comfo...

Republican Senators and President Trump meet behind closed doors Wednesday to discuss the Iran peace deal and the SAVE America Act. The election security bill would require proof of U.S. citizenship t...

Did it just cost you more to pay with your debit card? If so, starting August 1st, you can fight back. That's the day when Beth Mizell's Senate Bill 254 goes into effect, prohibiting businesses from a...

A rain gauge between Cottonport and Plaucheville measured 29 inches of rain during the downpours caused by Tropical Storm Arthur. State climatologist Jay Grymes is meeting with the National Weather Se...

Animal advocates are hailing the signing of a bill aimed at protecting Louisiana white-tailed deer. Humane Society of Louisiana Director Jeff Dorson says House Bill 1248 was spawned by a pair of high-...

Those of you who need to file claims from the damage caused by last week's severe weather from the remnants of Tropical Storm Arthur, the Department of Insurance has some very important information fo...

State lawmakers have until 5 p.m. today to submit their votes on Governor Landry's plan to provide public school teachers with a $2,000 stipend and a $1,000 stipend for support workers. Patrick Wall, ...

Unlike in the primary election, where Democrats outnumbered Republicans in early voting, the numbers were flip-flopped in early voting for the runoffs. According to the Secretary of State's Office, mo...

After nearly three years of construction, the I-20 rehabilitation project in Bossier and Caddo Parishes is complete. The $128 million investment is the largest in the corridor in many years, and it in...