Landry aims to address 'legacy lawsuits' against oil, gas companies
— Last week, lawmakers passed legislation to address 'legacy lawsuits' against oil and gas companies over alleged environmental damage.
— Last week, lawmakers passed legislation to address 'legacy lawsuits' against oil and gas companies over alleged environmental damage.
— The Louisiana Public Service Commission has affirmed a ruling that designates Rosefield Fourchon Operating LLC as a common carrier pipeline, siding with energy company Cantium LLC in a regulatory dispute over crude oil terminal fees.
With temperatures rising, residents are encouraged to take precautions to stay safe over the summer months. Risks for heat-related conditions can be life-threatening and should be taken very seriously, Fire Chief Ashley Navarre said.
— According to a report, the Louisiana Child Welfare division of the Department of Children and Family Services had 1,541 employees in 2024, serving over 4,000 children in foster care per month.
(StatePoint) Identity theft is on the rise nationwide. In fact, consumers reported losing more than $12.5 billion to fraud in 2024, representing a 25% increase over the prior year, according to recent data from the Federal Trade Commission.
The Jennings Police Department is reaching out to the community for assistance with identifying a suspect who is wanted for stealing a vehicle on one side of town and shooting a man on the other over the weekend.
ELTON — The Coushatta Tribe of Louisiana has a new leader at the helm after Saturday’s election.
KINDER — The Coushatta Tribe of Louisiana is holding the 28th annual Coushatta Tribe Powwow this weekend with three chances to catch the impressive grand entrance.
Established as a form of sacrifice and living prayer for the Cursillo movement, the Pentecost Walk began Friday in Lake Arthur, stopping along the way at homes to gather and celebrate the grace and
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