Louisiana’s John Kennedy Pushes Pay Suspension for Senators
With a unanimous vote, Kennedy’s resolution is gaining traction, pushing for senators to share the hardship during those tough government shutdowns.
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Has Letlow’s Negative Louisiana Campaign Ads Helped or Hurt Her?
In the thick of the Louisiana Senate race, Julia Letlow’s fiery tactics are making waves. But will they lift her or sink her ambitions?
Pelican Institute Provides Simple Guide to Louisiana’s 5 Amendments
As Louisiana prepares to head to the polls, important choices are on the table, and clarity is key for those confusing ballot measures ahead.
Louisiana Weighs Medicaid Coverage for Obesity Drugs
With obesity rates soaring, Louisiana's proposed Medicaid expansion could change the lives of thousands — but at what cost?
Louisiana Voter Rolls Trimmed by Nearly 500,000 Names
Secretary of State Nancy Landry has some reassuring news about our voter rolls—no one’s losing their right to vote, despite what it might sound like.
Bossier, Caddo Voters Face New Primary Rules for May Election
With big changes on the horizon for Louisiana's elections, it’s crucial to know how they could impact your voting experience this May.
What Louisiana’s New Closed Primaries Mean for 2026 Voters
Big changes are coming to Louisiana's elections in 2026. Get ready to rethink how you participate, especially if you’re a No Party voter.
Louisiana Voter ID Rules Could be Changing
Stricter voter ID requirements might be coming to Louisiana. Could this affect your voting experience in the near future?
Shreveport-Bossier Families May See Bigger Louisiana Tax Refunds
Big changes are coming to Louisiana's tax structure, promising some relief for the middle class. Let’s break down what that means for your wallet this filing season.
How the Shreveport Mayor’s Race Changes with Young
The 2026 Shreveport mayoral race just got a twist—John Paul Young is throwing his hat in the ring, stirring the pot for all candidates involved.