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City councils and school boards across Louisiana may need to rethink how they vote after a new opinion from Attorney General Liz Murrill made it clear: the law requires a voice vote. For decades, many governing bodies have relied on electronic voting machines to cast their yes-or-no decisions...

With newfound optimism from Washington, Louisiana lawmakers are eyeing better support for our communities. Let’s take a closer look at what’s on the horizon.

The city’s decision to repave private lots with public funds has stirred up quite the debate. Let’s see how this all unfolded.

Tensions are simmering in Caddo Parish as a local commissioner faces a defamation lawsuit from truck stop owners. It's a story of claims, concerns, and community voices.

Louisiana's voting landscape is shifting as a significant change rolls out this August. Let's talk about what this means for voters in the coming elections.

Tensions are rising in the GOP as Louisiana's governor stands firm on his budget vetoes, igniting a fiery debate among party members.

A historic moment in Bossier City as new leaders take their oaths and set the stage for change. You won't want to miss the details.

In order for a proclamation to be presented, it has to go through an extensive legal process.

But ultimately the case will be decided by the US Supreme Court. Whichever side loses after the case is heard before the Full Fifth Circuit, they will then take it to the Supreme Court.

The survey addresses many concerns including vacant and/or abandoned properties, illegal dumping activity, and other declining neighborhood conditions