Thousands of voters in Shreveport might be getting a shock when they go to the polls this fall to find out they no longer live in House Speaker Mike Johnson's Congressional District.
The lines between what's real & what's not get blurred more and more every day. A bill to help prevent outright deception in Louisiana was vetoed by the Governor for an interesting reason.
In addition to signing Dodie Horton's 10 Commandments bill, Governor Landry recently signed legislation that reduces the amount of time a person can receive unemployment benefits.
In an issue that has been surrounded by controversy, the Louisiana full House overwhelming approved legislation requiring schools, including, elementary, high-schools, and state universities that receive state dollars, to have the Ten Commandments posted in their classrooms.
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New $256 million bond proposal by Mayor Arceneaux to enhance Shreveport infrastructure. Funds slated for streets, water, police, fire, and leisure projects.