The immediate past chairman of the Louisiana Board of Ethics said Gov. Jef Landry and state lawmakers are tearing down ...

The Louisiana Supreme Court upheld a law allowing survivors of childhood sexual abuse to file a lawsuit no matter how long ago the alleged abuse occurred, resulting in John Lousteau being awarded ...

July, of course, is one of those months in the U.S. that hosts a major holiday—a holiday that has lived rent-free in your ...

Your initial reaction might be suspicion, as in “here come a bunch of woke Yankees saying Tiger Stadium isn’t safe to sit in.

The United Houma Nation, which is Louisiana's largest recognized tribe, continues to seek federal recognition as the group gears up for its annual powwow. Why it matters: Federal recognition unlocks ...

A tragic crash in Louisiana claims the lives of two young passengers, leading to the arrest of a woman on multiple charges, ...

Nearly 90 years later, many still believe Huey Long’s death wasn’t an assassination but an accidental killing covered up for ...

Louisiana legislators approved only six of the 21 proposed state constitutional amendments that were filed for their fiscal ...

Health Education and Workforce is a focus area for the Baton Rouge Health District. The BRHireD project will build on an ongoing employer-driven health workforce coalition developed by the Health ...

Kentucky Senator Spirits, a name synonymous with rich, small-batch bourbon, is making waves by expanding into Louisiana with not one but two exciting offerings. The award-winning brand, known for it ...

In 1931, Gov.Huey P. Long and architect Leon Weiss left future generations a glimpse into the past in the walls of the Louisiana State Capitol building. On Friday, a bit of that history was uncovered.

Huey Long ran roughshod through Louisiana politics for a decade, first as governor and then U.S. senator before he was gunned down inside the state Capitol in Baton Rouge in 1935.