Why 1st death row killing in 15 years is off, even as Louisiana plans to resume executions
Gov. Jeff Landry announced Monday that the state had developed a protocol for executing people with nitrogen gas, allowing it to resume executions after 15 years. At least three district attorneys have since sought death warrants.
Louisiana has lost 2,000 square miles of coastal wetlands since the 1930s. A Baton Rouge Magnet High student is studying the ...
Immigration officials have filed a detained hold request on a man accused of randomly attacking a Louisiana college student ...
The Louisiana Legislature's Commission on the Equitable Distribution of Certain Ad Valorem Taxes met on Tuesday to discuss ...
Louisiana's DOTD opens applications for installing electric vehicle charging stations with $73.4 million in funding.
Louisiana legislators heard from nuclear industry leaders about how the state could expand energy production with an all of ...
Joe Hall died at at the age of 52, in the process of making a documentary that highlights his place in Louisiana roots music ...
The Louisiana House Committee on Natural Resources and Environment met on Monday to discuss the issue of carbon dioxide ...
A New York doctor has been indicted in Louisiana on felony charges for allegedly providing an abortion across state lines via ...
A 24-year-old bull rider from Greensburg is lucky to be alive after a bull’s horn slipped under his helmet, cutting his neck. Doctors told him he was lucky to survive. See the moment that ...
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Louisiana Sen. John Kennedy Calls Out Dems Who Have Chosen To Support ‘Spending Porn’ Over American PeopleRepublican Louisiana Sen. John Kennedy on Tuesday called out Democratic lawmakers shrieking about Department of Government ...
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