Law

A lawsuit filed by eight southeast Louisiana Democrats says a New Orleans judge should...

The Baton Rouge Area Chamber is weighing in on a civil service dispute, scheduled for a hearing later this morning, between a fired Baton Rouge police officer and Baton Rouge Police Chief Murphy Paul.

For many years, the mounting disagreements between the state's Mississippi River pilots and the...

Louisiana would rework the way it shops for voting machines, under legislation that started...

The leader of the state's affordable housing agency has been suspended while he's being...

The federal government has quietly reversed course on a policy that had kept thousands...

Legislation related to the controversial $100 million settlement involving Freeport-McMoRan is expected to come...

A 19th Judicial District Court judge has refused to dismiss a 2-year-old lawsuit against...

This month marks three years since a structural failure caused by a faulty weld...

Nearly one week after Daily Report detailed the unusual case of Niranjan Baisakh, a researcher at the LSU AgCenter who was accused in 2016 by a female graduate student of stalking, sexual harassment and sexual assault and had his tenure “removed” only to have it reinstated by the university three years later, questions remain as to how the unorthodox sanction was handed down and who approved the measures.