Bobby Jindal News

For millions of uninsured and underinsured Americans, comprehensive, humane health-care reform is a necessity.

Pixel Magic, which provides digital visual effects for motion pictures and television, is coming to Lafayette.

As long expected, multimillionaire grocery distributor and former gubernatorial candidate John Georges is officially running for mayor of New Orleans.

The swollen Ouachita River topped 47 feet Wednesday, but the rate of rise has slowed and the levee system remains intact, officials said.

The chairman of the Louisiana Ethics Board told reporters Monday that the Louisiana ethics administration is a "convoluted system" that isn't workable.

School superintendents across Louisiana want to know the details of what they stand to gain or lose in participating in the federal 'Race to the Top' program that's aimed at improving weak schools.

Gov. Bobby Jindal's administration has brought in the Washington lobbying firm of Patton Boggs to help try to convince Congress to give Louisiana a break from a costly change in the Medicaid match rate.

Gov. Bobby Jindal authorized the construction of LSU's $60 million E.J. Ourso College of Business complex today, with an announcement that $30 million in the state's capital outlay system would be released for the project.

Louisiana's ethics system has been "crippled" as a result of legal changes made during Gov.

The many memorials praising late former Gov. Dave Treen for his honesty, integrity, kindness and humility were right on target, but there was another side to him.

Conservative Party candidate Doug Hoffman greets voters at a rally at the Jefferson County Agricultural Society Exhibition Hall in Watertown, N.Y., Monday, Nov.

As a Republican representing staunchly Democratic New Orleans, and as the only Vietnamese-American in Congress, U.S. Rep.

The chairman of the Louisiana Board of Ethics wants to change the state law that allows administrative law judges to decide ethics cases, but several things, including his dispute with the chairman of the House panel that handles ethics matters, stand in the way.

President Obama's energy legislation will hurt an unlikely Louisiana industry: agriculture.

Former Florida House Speaker Marco Rubio shares a moment with state Rep. Ellyn Bogdanoff during his visit to the House chamber in Tallahassee in April.

More than 25,000 residents of flood-threatened parts of northeast Bossier City and nearby Bossier Parish have been advised to leave their homes.

Today, Gov. Bobby Jindal joined Bercen Inc. President Jim Thorpe, Cranston Print Works CEO George Shuster and other company officials to announce the opening of Bercen's new corporate headquarters and research-and-development facility in Denham Springs, La.

Last week, the former head of the statea s Office of Citizens with Developmental Disabilities Bruce Blaney, who now runs a nonprofit agency, called for an investigation into the disbursal of funds from the statea s Medicaid Trust Fund for the Elderly.

Cliff Hansen served Wyoming as governor and senator. Three former members of Congress died in the past several days.

While other potential 2012 presidential contenders largely stayed quiet on the divisive congressional race that has exposed fault lines in the party, Palin delivered a slap in the face to Republican Party leadership in Washington when she offered a full-throated endorsement of third-party conservative Doug Hoffman over the GOP's anointed candidate, ...