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Louisiana Issues New Emergency Rule On Abortion Ban Exceptions
The La., Department of Health issued a new emergency rule that governs a list of medical exceptions to the state's strict abortion ban.
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The La., Department of Health issued a new emergency rule that governs a list of medical exceptions to the state's strict abortion ban.
Ronald Greene was a Black motorist who died in Louisiana State Police custody after white troopers beat him, reports indicate.
Legislation state lawmakers are considering during a special session to shore up Louisiana's property insurance market, advanced.
Among the most popular fish for anglers and seafood lovers in Louisiana, the speckled trout has reached its lowest population levels ever.
The Louisiana House of Representatives gave final passage Wednesday to a bill to transfer millions of dollars to an incentive fund.
Recent actions from the far right give proof that they have no interest in tackling the pressing concerns of our country.
The Shreveport Police Department has settled a federal lawsuit filed by a 37-year-old Black man who said an officer assaulted him.
A Louisiana lawmaker staunchly opposed to permanent tenure for college professors said he will not call for a meeting of the policy review.
A Louisiana House committee advanced two bills lawmakers and insurance officials said will provide at least a short-term solution.
Much of Acre Road, the public housing project in Marrero, looked like a ghost town by late January. Its playgrounds were bereft.
Water contamination linked to oil and gas refineries is just as bad as the air pollution they produce, according to a new report.
Louisiana legislative leaders opened a special session Monday with two proposals that add millions to an incentive program.
A recent analysis of Louisiana schools reflects what numerous other studies have found: Poverty has a notable impact on student performance.
The Hoskins family, the report states, wonders "how long it has been eating the eggs of cancerous birds."
Sharon Hewitt said the impact she made with her local parent-teacher association in Slidell inspired her to enter politics in 2015.
Two major candidates who might join the governor's race said they are not ready to announce whether they are launching a campaign yet.
It's always nice to see a piece of bad legislation salvaged and turned into a good law, and that might be what happens with this proposal.
Out of more than 600,000 Louisianians identified as qualified for Biden's student loan forgiveness, 381,000 applied and were approved.
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A state panel has been studying health disparities in rural La., for six months, and has developed a number of legislative recommendations.