Former Louisiana Officials to Be Sentenced Monday
Two former police officials and an Oakdale businessman face sentencing in a federal immigration fraud case over fake crime reports.
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Louisiana news covers state government, elections, the energy sector, coastal culture and civic affairs across the Pelican State. Reporting reaches New Orleans, Baton Rouge, Shreveport and Lafayette.
Finance
Live Poll
Do you think your health insurance options are getting better or worse?
Louisiana Urges Residents to Review Health Coverage
Insurance Commissioner Tim Temple encourages Louisianans to check their health plans as open enrollment runs through January 15.
Politics
Landry Recall Effort Fails to Qualify
The Louisiana Secretary of State's Office said the petition to recall Gov. Jeff Landry did not meet signature requirements by the November 2 deadline.
Weather and Disaster
Live Poll
Will you be heading out to a football game this weekend?
Cold Front Brings Cooler Weekend Air
A reinforcing front drops temperatures across the region ahead of weekend football and cooler Sunday mornings.
Science
Live Poll
Do you expect the SpaceX project to improve job prospects in your area?
SpaceX Seeks Three Louisiana Permits for Facility
The permit applications, filed through a Lafayette-based company, cover roads, bridges and wharves needed to move heavy equipment into the Pecan Island region.
Sports
Louisiana Releases High School Football Playoff Brackets
Louisiana's nonselect high school football playoff brackets and first-round schedule have been released for the postseason.
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