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Four years later, Bluebonnet land deal remains in legal limbo

Some four years after the city-parish sued local contractor Radu Cosman over his controversial $10,000 purchase of a prime tract of undeveloped land the case remains in legal limbo.

$26B opioid settlement reached

Three of the largest pharmaceutical distributors and drugmaker Johnson & Johnson today agreed to...

Louisiana, Baton Rouge to share in $26B opioid settlement as deal nears

Three of the largest pharmaceutical distributors and drugmaker Johnson & Johnson are close to...

Pressure mounts for feds to comply with judge’s order restarting oil and gas leasing

The U.S. Interior Department could be held in contempt of court if it doesn’t...

Goodwood homeowners want bar’s liquor license revoked after shootings

Goodwood property owners are calling for the immediate shutdown of a Florida Boulevard establishment...

A renewable legal battle

A legal battle between Brown and Root and a new consulting arm of CSRS is about more than what meets the eye: At stake is getting a leg up in the growing renewable energy sector.

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Louisiana’s new voting machine selection process won’t please everyone

Gov. John Bel Edwards, Secretary of State Kyle Ardoin and Republican lawmakers have agreed...

‘LaPolitics’: Gun issue drawing fire ahead of veto session

If lawmakers convene a history-making veto override session later this month, as many expect,...

LSU to handle Title IX issues with new perspective says new president

On his first day on the job, new LSU President William Tate spoke about...

Suit challenging Metro Council over Sterling settlement meeting going to trial

Though Alton Sterling’s five children—who lost their father in a 2016 fatal police shooting...