Opinions

Lawmakers will return to Baton Rouge today for another veto override session—the third in as many years. At one time considered rare, this political exercise has become almost commonplace during this current term of state government.  

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The Supreme Court’s demand for “race-neutral” college admissions via its recent ruling outlawing affirmative...

Between the threat of additional sessions this summer and reelection campaigns in the fall, there will be no shortage of political action in Louisiana’s Capitol as the Legislature and Gov. John Bel Edwards’ administration move through the final year of this term of state government. 

When the people of Baton Rouge decide something they cherish must be excellent at...

Baton Rouge has the potential to be as successful as LSU sports if we're willing to invest the same passion and expectations.

If you think 23 years is enough time to get traffic lights synchronized in Baton Rouge ... you would be sadly wrong.

The fussing and shouting that marked the conclusion of the regular session last week could be heard from Baton Rouge to Bunkie. 

Louisiana legislators know the tax code is a mess but rather than solve the problem they make it worse to aid their reelection hopes.

Louisiana and its leaders better abandon the status quo mentality and embrace change if we want to be competitive.