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President Bush OK's Louisiana Levee Repayment Plan
NEW ORLEANS Today, Governor Bobby Jindal announced that Bush Administration will extend repayment terms of 1.8 billion dollars for Louisiana 's share of certain levee reconstruction costs from three years to 30 ...
Feds give La. more time for levee repayment
The federal government has agreed to give Louisiana 30 years to repay $1.8 billion for levee improvements in the New Orleans area.
Louisiana US Senator Election Debates
To debate or not to debate, that, again, is the question. On Wednesday, John Kennedy, candidate for US Senate released the following letter to the media which he said reiterated his call for campaign debates in ...
City will host officials from around state
Lafayette City-Parish President Joey Durel and Lafayette Consolidated Government will host more than 1,600 municipal officials, dignitaries and exhibitors at the Cajundome Convention Center Thursday through ...
Air Force says resignation won't affect cyber command decision
WASHINGTON - The sudden resignation July 28 of William Anderson, the Air Force's assistant secretary for installations, will not result in another delay in the decision on where to locate the new cyber command ...
Jindal deserves no credit for Stelly changes
This past weekend Louisiana citizens enjoyed a two-day exemption from state sales tax on many items.
State officials warn against complacency as tropical storm approaches land
BATON ROUGE - As Tropical Storm Edouard moves across the Gulf of Mexico, currently headed toward Galveston, Gov.
La. officials pushing for bigger Nucor project
BATON ROUGE - Steelmaker Nucor Corp.'s potential plan to build a plant in Louisiana now represents as many as 1,250 direct jobs, the state's economic development chief says.
Workers inspect highway barricades near the Interstate 10 twin spans in Slidell earlier this summer.
Update on Chief Whitehorn being inducted into LA Justice Hall of Fame
Chief of Police Henry Whitehorn will be one of nine people to be inducted into the Louisiana Justice Hall of Fame this week.
Texans Brace for Edouard to Turn Evil
The Associated Press 16 comments Tropical Storm Edouard leaves many preparing for what could become a hurricane.
Voters forgive Jindal on pay raise issue
After being trounced on the legislative pay raise issue, Gov. Bobby Jindal is - for all practical purposes - back on the campaign trail.
La. youth prisons chief drew critics
BATON ROUGE - The first resignation from Gov. Bobby Jindal's cabinet was a surprise, and still hasn't been explained.
Jindal hoping to reverse GM cuts in Shreveport
Governor Bobby Jindal says he'll do whatever he can to try to get Shreveport's General Motors assembly plant back to full employment.
Louisiana Pushing For Bigger Nucor Steelmaking Project
Steelmaker Nucor's potential plan to build a plant in Louisiana now represents as many as 1,250 direct jobs.
Palin exactly the veep McCain needs
Washington is buzzing with news that John McCain is set to announce his vice-presidential selection soon.
Is Obama Raising Kaine For VP Against McCain?
Every four years, the big guessing game in politics involves who the presidential nominees will choose as their running mate.
Gov. Bobby Jindal reiterated his position that he will not accept the vice presidency if Republican presidential hopeful John McCain offers it to him.
This is a rush transcript from "Your World with Neil Cavuto," July 29, 2008. This copy may not be in its final form and may be updated.
La. judge sends state senator to halfway house
A Louisiana lawmaker facing a federal money laundering trial was on Monday ordered to a halfway house following his arrest over the weekend in which he was accused of assaulting his ex-girlfriend. Prosecutors ...