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Surveillance Cameras Recorded You. Who Should Be Able To See?
Local law enforcement collects more and more video surveillance footage from public spaces, and government agencies must grapple with this.
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Tight-Knit Colfax Community Combats Open-Burn Pit: ‘We Are The Flush Toilet…'
In Colfax, La., a legend, rich history await visitors.
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Louisiana Budget Priorities: Where The Governor, State Lawmakers Stand
Gov. John Bel Edwards and Louisiana legislators agree that pay raises for K-12 school teachers, roads and bridges will likely hold benefits.
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Louisiana Sheriff's Dept., Has Destroyed Records Of Alleged Officer Misconduct For Years
The Jefferson Parish Sheriff's Office has been unlawfully destroying deputies' disciplinary records for at least 10 years, the report says.
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Study: States That Limit Business With Banks That ‘Boycott' Fossil Fuels Could Pay High Cost
Republican state policymakers' efforts to boost fossil fuels are described in part in the report as "Texas-like legislation."
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LSU Professor Promoted After Misconduct Allegations, Lawsuit Against Accuser
An LSU professor, who sued a man for defamation for reporting him to police and the university for a rape allegation, has agreed to settle.
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Homeowners And Businesses Could Face Drastic Costs If Lawmakers Exempt Inventory Tax
A Louisiana House panel mulling proposals for changes to the state's tax structure was warned Wednesday that drastic tax hikes may occur.
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Former Louisiana Democrats Chair, State Senator Gets Prison Time For Wire Fraud
A federal judge in New Orleans sentenced former state senator Karen Carter Peterson to 22 months in prison Wednesday.
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Federal Government Takes Over Slidell Housing Authority
Federal authorities have taken over Slidell's beleaguered housing authority, accusing local officials of blocking access to records.
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Louisiana Republican Party Considers Backing Elimination Of No-Fault Divorce
The Republican Party of Louisiana is debating whether to recommend the elimination of no-fault divorce.
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Slave Descendant Wants Louisiana Lawmakers To Probe Tax Incentive Deals
A descendant of slaves from St. John the Baptist Parish wants La., legislators to take a role in auditing lucrative tax incentive deals.
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Path To Clear Criminal Records Remains Bumpy In Louisiana
A line with a few dozen people stretched outside the door of the building where volunteers were helping escort folks through the process.
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Age Verification Law For Adult Websites Comes With Privacy, Technical Concerns
As Louisiana rang in the new year, Louisianians took to social media to express concerns about a new law that required age verification.
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Some Louisiana College Campuses Are Keeping Their Mask Mandates; Others May Soon Adopt Mandates
In response to the ongoing novel coronavirus pandemic, LSU's Health and Medical Advisory Committee has announced a list.
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Louisiana Economy Struggles With Reliance On Oil And Tourism, Analysis Shows
Fourth quarter performances were overall very healthy.
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Louisiana Granted $140 Million To Do COVID-19 Testing In Schools. Not All Schools Want The Help.
Louisiana is offering widespread, routine COVID-19 testing on a voluntary basis to both public and private school communities.
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4 Private Louisiana Universities Are Approved To Require COVID-19 Vaccinations
Dillard University, Loyola University New Orleans, Tulane University and Xavier University are the Louisiana schools.
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Louisiana Prison System Is Prohibiting Outside Visitors And Family Again Because Of COVID-19
The Louisiana Department of Public Safety and Corrections is barring visitors from entering state prisons through at least Aug. 16.
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Masks, Virtual Classes Are Challenging For Louisiana Students Who Can't Hear Or See
Students whose hearing or vision is impaired have had even more challenges to endure to learn in a safe and healthy environment.
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Louisiana (And Every Other State) Needs To Impose Mask Mandates Now | Tammy C. Barney
The country appeared to be containing the novel coronavirus.
