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"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?

A Louisiana State Senate committee looked at a the idea of a $3 per hour minimum wage increase Thursday. Here's how they voted.

In a just completed LSU Public Policy Research Lab poll, a majority of the adults who responded say the state is heading in the wrong direction. But how bad is it?

This obviously isn't virgin ground for Louisiana lawmakers. They have been here before; as lately as last year.

Yesterday afternoon, members of Louisiana's House and Senate did something that hasn't been done in Louisiana in thirty one years.

As the Vice President of the United States, Kamala Harris is a heartbeat away from the Oval Office. If only she were a heartbeat away from a dictionary.

Former Caddo Parish Commissioner Lynn Cawthorne and his sister have been sentenced to prison for their roles in a plan to defraud the US Department of Agriculture.

6 men have applied to be Police Chief in Bossier City.

Shreveport attorney Tom Arceneaux has announced his candidacy for the city's highest office. Arceneaux, a former city councilman, will run as a Republican.

Louisiana Governor John Bel Edwards has addressed concerns about his actions after learning about the death of Ronald Greene.