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The Court delays resolution of Louisiana’s redistricting fight, prompting a rare dissent from Justice Clarence Thomas over voting rights and race.

Louisiana’s auto insurance rates are among the highest in the country, and it’s not just about hurricanes. From injury claims to legal fees, here’s what’s driving up costs.

A new bill in Louisiana's legislature would end inspection sticker requirements for most drivers, following Texas' lead. Here's who could still be affected.

A new Louisiana bill could overhaul the state’s TOPS scholarship program—creating new tiers, capping awards, and possibly raising out-of-pocket costs for some students.

Louisiana State Senator Jay Luneau (D - Alexandria) filed a bill for the upcoming regular session that would revise the state's left lane rule.

Louisiana’s tax reform proposal introduces a flat tax rate and higher deductions. Here’s a breakdown of what this new tax code could mean for your finances in 2025.

Senate Bill 379, which basically repeals the 2022 law that doubled speeding fines on the Basin Bridge and allowed the state to install cameras, was passed by the State House on Monday and now heads to Governor Jeff Landry's desk.

Proposed Louisiana law would forbid anyone from staging a protest or other assembly outside someone's house, sparking debate over the First Amendment.

If you hate having to get your vehicle inspected every year or two, then you will be happy to know that the Louisiana legislature is with you.

A Louisiana bill allowing Constitutional carry or carrying a concealed gun without a permit has been approved, but there are 12 places you cannot legally carry.

Would you like to see the Port of Lake Charles add a cruise terminal?

A senator is keeping the Sunshine Protection Act in the forefront to stop the clock changes so Louisiana and the country can stick to Daylight Saving Time.