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A battle is brewing between Gov. Jeff Landry and Louisiana lawmakers over education spending. Landry is seeking nearly $94 million for his signature LA GATOR program, which will give families ...
Gov. Jeff Landry speaks to reporters about his legislative agenda to bring down high auto insurance rates on April 9, 2025. (Photo credit: Wes Muller/Louisiana Illuminator) Gov. Jeff Landry ...
Jeff Landry said in an open letter to the state’s teachers. Published Tuesday, Landry’s letter characterized Amendment 2, which would have overhauled the article of the state’s constitution ...
(WVUE) - Days before the start of the regular legislative session, Louisiana Gov. Jeff Landry on Wednesday (April 9) laid out more insurance reform measures he wants state lawmakers to pass.
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On Wednesday, Gov. Jeff Landry announced that the only way to drive down rates is to hold both lawyers and insurance companies accountable. "Let me be clear, I believe both sides have plenty of ...
BATON ROUGE, La. (WAFB) - Governor Jeff Landry said he is taking a balanced approach to addressing rising auto insurance rates, taking a spotlight on both the insurance companies charging high ...
LAFAYETTE PARISH — Governor Jeff Landry announced major reforms to Louisiana's auto insurance system in response to rising insurance costs. In a press conference Wednesday, Landry called auto ...
BATON ROUGE, La. (Louisiana First) — Gov. Jeff Landry said it is “back to the drawing board” when it comes to securing a salary increase for teachers in Louisiana. That message was part of ...
BATON ROUGE, La. (KTAL/KMSS) — Louisiana Gov. Jeff Landry addressed teachers after voters rejected a key amendment to the state’s education law. Amendment 2, which was supported by the ...
YEAH, WELL, LOWERING AUTO INSURANCE WAS THE MAIN TOPIC OF DISCUSSION THIS MORNING. GOVERNOR JEFF LANDRY SAYS IT’S TIME FOR LEGISLATURE TO GET INVOLVED AND ATTEMPT TO HELP BALANCE THE SYSTEM.