Law

Metro Council accepts $1.15M in funding for BRPD to house federal agents

Amid public uncertainty about the Department of Homeland Security’s role in Baton Rouge and...

Does St. George legally exist? Maybe not, a bombshell new lawsuit claims

A prominent landowner in St. George is asking a state court to declare that...

After years of controversy, Magnolia Wilds plans to convert into a sanctuary

Magnolia Wilds, the beleaguered East Feliciana Parish animal attraction formerly known as Barn Hill...

State and Exxon reach an agreement over coastal damages

Louisiana reached a deal with ExxonMobil over “coastal land disputes,” Gov. Jeff Landry announced...

A court fight over Ascension NDAs tests Louisiana’s public records law

A recent court ruling ordering Ascension Parish to release non-disclosure agreements tied to major...

‘LaPolitics’: Legislature hits pause on expansion of online gaming

While the Louisiana Legislature has embraced mobile sports wagering in recent years, legislators have...
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Report: Many Baton Rouge restaurants are still misrepresenting where their shrimp come from

Shrimp misrepresentation among Baton Rouge restaurants has improved slightly since Louisiana’s strengthened seafood disclosure...

Straight Talk with Matt Percy and Jamie Schutte of Percy Law Firm

As Ascension Parish continues to rank among the fastest-growing areas in the state, demand...

After Louisiana v. Callais, what’s next for the state’s congressional map?

The U.S. Supreme Court on Wednesday ruled that Louisiana’s current congressional map amounts to...

Supreme Court strikes down Louisiana’s congressional map

The U.S. Supreme Court on Wednesday invalidated Louisiana’s current congressional map, ruling that the...