Louisiana Lawmakers Could Vote to Quadruple Their Pay
Truth be told, there's probably no one reading this right now that is making the same salary they made over forty years ago, back in 1980.
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Was the Sale of THC Products Accidentally Legalized in Louisiana?
The Louisiana Office of Alcohol and Tobacco Control considers this an "increased threat to public safety"
Supreme Court Blocks Judge’s Order For New Louisiana Congressional Maps
A big win for Louisiana Republicans.
George Floyd Act Will Not Pass Texas Legislature
The "George Floyd Act" doesn't have enough votes to pass according to one Texas Senator.
10,000 Louisiana Prisoners Could Be Released Early
Budget cuts could result in 10,000 prisoners being released early. The plan is to release 1,500 to 1,600 prisoners per month starting next month.
Representative Introduces ‘Constitutional Carry’ In Louisiana House
State Rep. Barry Ivey of Baton Rouge has made it official: a bill that would make "Constitutional Carry" Louisiana's law of the land has been filed.
State Budget Deal Has Been Reached In Baton Rouge
According to KATC-TV, a deal has been reached on a 2013-2014 state budget here in Louisiana.
Six NSU Grads Take Spots In State Legislature
Six Northwestern State University alumni took oaths of office as members of the Louisiana Legislature Monday in ceremonies at the State Capitol in Baton Rouge.
Do Texas Students Deserve To Have Personal Privacy?
Gov. Rick Perry has signed into law a measure that will give the state's teachers more access to criminal information about their students.
Cell Phone Bill Gets Hung Up On
A bill proposing a ban on using hand-held cell phones while driving is defeated in the House Transportation Committee.