Louisiana politics

A long day in the Louisiana legislature has sparked heated debates about representation. What does the new congressional map mean for local voters?

A new proposal, Louisiana bill 132, is moving through the state legislature aiming to make it a crime to intentionally direct loud or harmful sounds at someone.

The Louisiana delegation made their mark today in Congress. Their votes could shift the balance as the Senate considers the next steps on the Epstein files.

Back in 2019, Bossier City was buzzing as Donald Trump rallied support for a Governor's race. But it was someone else that Trump brought on stage who would see political ascension

This weekend in Shreveport, folks will gather to participate in the nationwide No Kings Protests. Organizers expect Saturday's protests to break their previous record for largest single-day protests in US history

From the heart of Shreveport to today’s conversations, the journey of 'woke' reveals more than just a trend.

Louisiana's legislature has passed a groundbreaking bill, SB46, aimed at prohibiting "chemtrails" and weather modification over the state. This bipartisan effort reflects growing concerns about atmospheric interventions, combining theories of "chemtrails" and "cloud seeding." If signed by Governor Jeff Landry, this legislation could significantly impact environmental and atmospheric policies in Louisiana.

Louisiana is among multiple states still wrangling over congressional districts after the U.S. Supreme Court decided in June that Alabama had violated the Voting Rights Act.

Qualifying for the Shreveport Mayoral election is July 18th-20th for the November 6th General Election. Several candidates have announced they want the job. And now another candidate is jumping in the race.

SHREVEPORT, LA – Today, Louisiana Representative Henry Burns announced his candidacy for State Senate District 36, currently represented by Senator Robert Adley.