legal issues

NEW ORLEANS (AP) — A federal judge has ordered a China-based maker of drywall to pay $55,000 in penalties and attorney fees — and to stop doing business in the United States — as punishment for refusing to take part in court proceedings over harm allegedly done by the product.

Anti-immigration protests are growing, and this weekend alone (July 18-20) there are over 500 planned protests around the United States.

Shreveport Mayor Cedric Glover will join Robert J Wright and Erin McCarty on tomorrow morning's show. Glover is expected to discuss a variety of issues, including accusations from political analyst Elliott Stonecipher that the administration is not following the law regarding the release of of public records.

The Federal Trade Commission has accused wireless carrier T-Mobile of adding phony charges totaling "hundreds of millions of dollars" on customers' accounts without their consent.

Governor Bobby Jindal is expected to sign a $53 million fee hike on uninsured drivers.

Gov. Bobby Jindal has signed four bills into law that are designed to stem the tide of human trafficking through different avenues.

A big victory today for Louisiana's domestic violence victims, as Gwen's Law is signed in Baton Rouge.

The legal dispute between Bob Marley’s estate and Raising Cane’s has been resolved. The issue was centered around the chicken chain’s use of the slogan “One Love,” which also happens to be the title of one of the late Jamaican reggae star’s biggest hits.

A Missouri woman will serve 18 months in prison and three years of supervised release for making a false statement during a bankruptcy proceeding.

A plea agreement in Webster District Court. Assistant District Attorney Sherb Sentell says 47-year-old Bobby Ray Ingram has pled guilty to manslaughter and aggravated second-degree battery in the death of his ex-wife,