WASHINGTON — The future of Medicaid for the next decade — who gets tossed off its rolls and how much more Louisiana taxpayers ...

As Air Products revises the timeline for its proposed Ascension Parish facility, letters submitted last fall to LDEQ ...

Your April 27 article, "City updates its Climate Action Plan a second time,“ didn’t mention the city’s largest greenhouse-gas emitter, the Cleveland Works steel mill. But if implemented with ...

As Jeremy Pelzer reports, the legislative budget office analysis – the first state study into the $2.4 billion stadium plan to be publicly released -- concludes that the Browns’ estimate that ...

I am writing to express our community’s strong objection to the proposed Vistry development project, which seeks to remove several acres of forest near the Locks Heath Shopping Centre into an es ...

Last year, Senate Bill 98 — a proposal to ban holding a phone while driving — failed in the Louisiana House. It was a disappointing result, driven largely by misinformation. One legislator ...

Nine public schools in Baton Rouge, Louisiana, are closing, four are relocating ... approved Superintendent LaMont Cole's realignment plan. The 7-0 vote was a strong show of support for Cole, who is ...

Here we go again: Louisiana will try again to eliminate its status as the highest paying state for automobile insurance in the nation. (Yes, the highest! Let that sink in! Our rates are almost ...

The senior committee also suggested it had doubts about the developers’ capacity to deliver their proposed scheme, after the collapse of an earlier plan to use modular construction ... P&R president ...

We have not heard any science and evidence-based plan by the Conservative Party. The party platform sounds eerily similar to Trump’s “drill drill drill” platform. In his budget release this week, ...

For those who missed it, due to short notice, the City of Charlottetown is at it again, inviting taxpayers to yet another information “opportunity” regarding the new official plan. This one was on ...

One of City Park Ranger Brian’s favorite expressions when tangled in slow government decisions applies equally to local politics today. In November, voters will choose between two alternate ...