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A bill advancing in Louisiana could limit which school districts can adopt four-day school weeks.

Entergy says new data center agreements could save 2.3 million customers about $5 billion over the next 20 years across Arkansas, Louisiana, and Mississippi.

A Louisiana lawmaker is renewing a proposal that would allow firearms on college and university campuses statewide.

Number 4 on this list might surprise you...

Well, if one state representative has his way, your checkout could be a bit cheaper.

A new Louisiana bill could overhaul the state’s TOPS scholarship program—creating new tiers, capping awards, and possibly raising out-of-pocket costs for some students.

Did you know 89.3% of the land in Louisiana is privately owned? Find out what couple owns a huge chunk of the state.

State Senator Jay Luneau, a Democrat from Alexandria, wants to ensure rates are calculated fairly.

The Louisiana House overwhelmingly passed legislation on Thursday that would prohibit transgender athletes from competing on girls' sports teams in Louisiana schools.

The bill would require President Joe Biden's administration to resume construction of the border wall system.

The Attorney General in Arkansas announced that new legislation has been proposed that would keep transgender students off of women's sports teams in K-12 schools. The bill comes in response to President Biden's recent executive order intended to combat discrimination when it comes to sexual orientation and gender identity.

A Republican and a Democrat are coming together to help states get more money in the fight against nutria.

The bill calls for restaurants to label the origin of their shrimp and crawfish on menus or signs.

More than 1 million Entergy customers in Louisiana will see their utility bills drop this month after the debts from repairing and restoring service after Hurricanes Katrina and Rita have been paid.

How much do we use cursive handwriting?

Note to self: if you must counterfeit money, at least dummy-up bills that actually exist. That’s a memo 53-year-old Michael Anthony Fuller from Lexington, North Carolina apparently missed. Back in November, he walked into a local Walmart, picked up $476 in merchandise, and tried to pay for it with a fake million-dollar bill.

How will parents react when they find out they will be expected to provide workers' compensation benefits, rest and meal breaks and paid vacation time for…babysitters? Yes, the "date night" for mom and dad may be a thing of the past, or simply become a tad bit more expensive.