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I'm pretty sure that criminals are currently conceal-carrying without a permit, so why shouldn't law abiding citizens have the same right for self-protection?

Louisiana is attempting to mirror laws enacted by other Southern conservative states and make it illegal for any transgender procedures be performed on minors.

Montoucet is alleged to have been part of a bribery scandal and on Friday, April 14, it was announced that he had submitted his resignation from the position.

Representative Richard Nelson has authored a bill which would phase out taxes that Louisiana citizen pay on income, estates and trusts.

Truth be told, there's probably no one reading this right now that is making the same salary they made over forty years ago, back in 1980.

Today is the deadline for signature collection and recall organizers are confident they have the signatures necessary to bring on a vote.

Louisiana's strict views on the prohibited usage of marijuana have weakened over the past five years, but some are afraid they might not have weakened enough.

Governor Abbott wrote, "While securing the border is the federal government's responsibility, Texas will not sit idly by as this crisis grows"

Though it was a completely informal poll, the results were astonishing. Not surprising, but certainly astonishing.

"A large portion of the city is very frustrated and very scared," City Council Vice President JP Morrell said

One of the leaders of the recall effort, Eileen Carter, took to Twitter to call Cantrell's statement claiming the recall was based on racism a total fabrication

I know exactly what you are thinking. What do you mean, "making catfish noodling legal in Louisiana?" Isn't it already legal?