The chairman of Baton Rouge’s police and fire Civil Service Board remained mum Thursday about his felony fraud arrest earlier this week that led to renewed...
Not a single doctor provides obstetric care in 17 of Louisiana’s 64 parishes. And so far, financial incentives to persuade more OB-GYNs to move to rural...
Staggering increases to property insurance premiums have upended affordable housing development across south Louisiana, delaying construction timelines and forcing the state to cough up tens of...
In a crowded room in Iberville Parish Thursday night, the sentiment was clear: “no solar.” That was the message written on several comment cards read out...
The newspaper’s project examining the future of south Louisiana at a time of climate change, sea level rise and intensifying storms paints a stark picture of...
Students at Crowley Kindergarten have been spending much of their recess time inside since school started just over a month ago. With temperatures regularly climbing over...
The race for Louisiana secretary of state, normally a low-key affair, has taken on a more political bent this year amid unproven claims of voter fraud,...
Former St. John the Baptist Parish judge Elzey “Jeff” Perilloux got a fleeting taste of freedom this week, released on bond from a 14-year prison sentence...
When Aimee Boyd Robinson saw a name she didn’t recognize on the ballot for Lafayette mayor-president, she knew something was up. “My red flags just kept...
An indictment charging a former New Orleans Police Department captain with assault in Alaska, where he took a job last year as a police chief, has been...