5 hrs ago | Busted In Acadiana
State Police Superintendent Receives National Police Award
Today, Colonel Mike Edmonson traveled to Tennessee at the invitation of Madison County Sheriff David Woolfork to attend the 25th Annual Sheriff Buford Pusser Festival Law Enforcement Memorial and Awards Ceremony.
7 hrs ago | The Modesto Bee
Tea party hero Cuccinelli is Va. GOP gov nominee
At the GOP's statewide convention, thousands of conservatives and tea party followers who dominated the Richmond Coliseum on Saturday roared their unanimous support for Ken Cuccinelli.
9 hrs ago | The Times-Picayune
Republicans get poor grades for current legislative session: James Varney
When surveying the current legislative session in Baton Rouge a number of questions leap to mind.
16 hrs ago | NOLA.com
Education bills in the 2013 Louisiana legislative session: Where are they now?
Louisiana lawmakers are considering multiple pieces of legislation relating to K-12 and higher education issues.
20 hrs ago | NOLA.com
Coastal restoration is focus of 'Coastal Conversations' series in French Quarter
A panel discussion on coastal restoration will be held on Thursday at the Presbytere in Jackson Square.
LSU hospital deals appear to be short on funding, budget analysts say
Gov. Bobby Jindal is seeking to privatize the operations of most LSU-run safety net hospitals that care for the poor and uninsured and that train many of Louisiana's medical students.
State budget bills in the 2013 Louisiana legislative session: Where are they now?
The 2013 legislative session in Baton Rouge is three weeks from its close on June 6 and lawmakers are steeped in debate on a number of issues, including the state budget.
Fontainebleau High School senior Noel Morris named top student in Jobs for America's Graduates
Noel Morris, 18, shows off her Jobs for America's Graduates award to the St. Tammany Parish School Board on May 2, 2013.
River watch continues along Atchafalaya, Mississippi
Hydrologists at the Lower Mississippi River Forecast Center in Slidell say the Atchafalaya River is expected to crest at 6 feet here early next week.
School funding to be considered next week
One day after rejecting a public school spending plan, a legislative leader said Thursday his committee will consider a slightly different version submitted by Louisiana's top school board.
Gov. Jindal on Supreme Court Ruling: Scholarship Program Alive and Well
"This ruling means that the Scholarship Program is alive and well. I've looked these parents and their children in the eyes and I know how important it is to give them the opportunity to get a better education.
Jindal declares State of Emergency for rising levels of Mississippi River
On Wednesday, Governor Jindal declared a state of emergency to prepare for Mississippi River crests that are predicted to be well above flood stage.
Gov. Bobby Jindal's state salary provides main income in 2012
BATON ROUGE -- Gov. Bobby Jindal's latest financial disclosure report, released Thursday, shows his $127,592-a-year state salary provided the main source of income for him and his wife in 2012.
Measure to suspend Jindal pension plan advances
An effort to delay implementing Gov. Bobby Jindal's 401 -type pension plan for new state government hires is one step away from final legislative passage.
School shooting legislation heads to Gov. Bobby Jindal's desk
NOPD officer Sgt. Yolanda Jenkins chats with students Monday, August 30, 2010 during a visit to the New Orleans College Prep at Sylvanie Williams Elementary School in New Orleans.
The Obama administration moves between incompetent and sinister: James Varney
President Barack Obama waves as he walks on the South Lawn of the White House in Washington upon his return from a trip to Ohio May 5. President Obama is finding, like so many of his predecessors, that second terms are more complicated than firsts.
Jindal, Wolverine Terminals announce $30M project
Gov. Bobby Jindal and Wolverine Terminals LLC General Manager Terry Wilson said Wednesday the company will set up on a 15-acre site along the Mississippi River.
Former hospital chief not at privatization hearing
Senators told members of the LSU Board of Supervisors that they want an explanation for why the university system's former hospitals chief, Fred Cerise, was directed not to attend a legislative hearing to discuss plans to privatize the LSU hospitals.
Jindal declares emergency as river rises
As the Mississippi River rises, Gov. Bobby Jindal has declared a state of emergency in preparation of crests in the state that are predicted to be well above flood stage.
The state owes local school districts $30 million because the Louisiana Supreme Court threw out this year's public school funding formula, Superintendent of Education John White said Wednesday.