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Louisiana officials use campaign cash to buy LSU, Saints tickets

If you’re looking for tickets to an LSU or Saints game this year, you might want to ask an elected official for help.

FBI warns of drone risk after detections at Louisiana chemical facilities

Drones have been spotted flying over Louisiana chemical facilities and a pipeline over the...

Federal appeals court in NOLA mulls Biden vaccine mandate for US contractors

A federal appeals court in New Orleans is the latest to hear arguments on...

Surge of nonprofits paying college athletes raises questions

The new world of college athletes getting paid for endorsements has created a rapidly...

Attorney General Landry pressing GOP senators to oppose energy permit reforms

Louisiana Attorney General Jeff Landry is leading a group of 18 Republican attorneys general...

LDI dealt with just 56% of complaints involving hurricane claims in timely manner

The Louisiana Department of Insurance dealt with just 55.9% of complaints filed about the way insurance companies and adjusters were handling residential property claims within 42 days

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Federal watchdog estimates $45.6B in COVID aid fraud

A federal watchdog found that fraudsters may have stolen $45.6 billion from the nation’s unemployment insurance program during the pandemic,

Feds raid QuarterNorth Energy’s Lafayette office as part of spill probe

Federal investigators raided a deepwater oil explorer’s Louisiana office last week as part of...

Creating stormwater utility district on Metro Council agenda

The East Baton Rouge Metro Council will consider creating a Stormwater Public Utility District...

Alford: Unintended consequences on the ballot

A proposed constitutional amendment that was meant to protect Louisianans from forms of slavery and involuntary servitude may actually do just the opposite if passed into law by voters later this year