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GATOR program moves forward slowly and surely
Governor Jeff Landry signed the LA GATOR Scholarship Program into law yesterday, which will provide vouchers for more parents to send their kids to better schools. Bill author Senator Rick Edmonds of ...
Jeff Palermo
Jun 19, 2024
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ACLU to challenge newly signed Ten Commandment law
Upon Governor Jeff Landry's signature of the Ten Commandments bill requiring them to be posted in every public school classroom, Executive Director of the ACLU of Louisiana Alanah Odoms said they are ...
Jeff Palermo
Jun 19, 2024
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Insurance Commissioner Tim Temple calls for a special session to address auto insurance rates
After Governor Jeff Landry vetoed the Collateral Source reform bill, Insurance Commissioner Tim Temple calls on the governor and legislative leaders to hold a special session to address the state's hi...
Sean Richardson
Jun 19, 2024
Louisiana Insurance Commissioner Tim Temple
Governor Landry vetoes a bill that business groups say would have helped improve the auto insurance market
Governor Jeff Landry is receiving criticism for vetoing a bill that many say is a critical piece in the state's effort to reduce auto insurance rates. Landry says the legislation would have limited th...
Sean Richardson
Jun 19, 2024
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The amount of time a person can receive unemployment benefits will change starting January 1st
Governor Landry has signed legislation that reduces the amount of time a person can receive unemployment benefits. Currently it's 26 weeks, but under Jennings Representative Troy Romero's bill, unempl...
Sean Richardson
Jun 19, 2024
Judges can now sentence sex offenders of minors to physical castration
Governor Landry signed off on legislation to allow judges the option to add surgical castration to a convicted sex offender's sentence if the victim is under the age of thirteen. Baton Rouge Democrat,...
Jeff Palermo
Jun 18, 2024
Senator Regina Barrow (D) Baton Rouge
New Orleans Mayor LaToya Cantrell's restraining order suit dismissed
New Orleans Mayor LaToya Cantrell's temporary restraining order against a woman who photographed Cantrell and her then-bodyguard Jeffrey Vappie sharing dinner and wine while on duty at a French Quarte...
Jeff Palermo
Jun 18, 2024
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Garret Graves talks decision not to run for reelection
Republican U.S. House of Representative Garret Graves of Baton Rouge publicly spoke for the first time today since announcing he will not seek a sixth term in Congress after a new map (pictured) drama...
Jeff Palermo
Jun 18, 2024
Congressional Map in Senate Bill 8
Supreme Court struck down "bump stock" ban
The Supreme Court struck down a Trump-era ban on rapid-fire bump stocks, saying bump stocks did not fit the definition of machine guns. A bump stock is an attachment to a semi-automatic rifle that all...
Sean Richardson
Jun 16, 2024
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Representative Garret Graves will not seek re-election
U.S. Representative Garret Graves says he will not seek re-election to Congress. Last month Graves said he would seek re-election, but didn't know if he would campaign in his current district or seek ...
Sean Richardson
Jun 14, 2024
(R) Congressman Garret Graves - District 6
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