The nonprofit regulator charged with helping ensure the reliability of the North American electric grid is warning of potential electric supply shortfalls during severe weather this winter in several regions of the country—including Louisiana.

A panel of state lawmakers is studying the possible elimination of personal and corporate income taxes in Louisiana.

It comes as no surprise to voters who’ve been asked to decipher proposed amendments that the Louisiana Constitution

A state panel has three weeks left to wrap up work on draft legislation...

For months, Louisiana has struggled to fund a handful of legislators’ controversial pet projects because lawmakers inserted the wrong information into state budget documents or used vague language that financial staff members can’t decipher. 

Four LSU student groups are calling on university leaders to make changes to ensure the safety of students.

Eleven of Louisiana’s 41 public defender offices did not bring in enough money to...

Louisiana lawmakers put off a vote on funding 100 water and sewer projects worth...

A group of Lake Charles residents assembled on a flotilla of shrimp and fishing boats last week to protest the planned construction of new liquefied natural gas terminals nearby.

Louisiana had a few surprises on Election Day but none related to the races on the ballot. More than 1.3 million residents voted Tuesday,