Lawsuits increasing in energy, plastics, chemical manufacturing industries
(The Center Square) — Louisiana’s industrial giants, ports and local governments are facing an increasingly coordinated barrage of lawsuits from small but determined groups.
(The Center Square) — Louisiana’s industrial giants, ports and local governments are facing an increasingly coordinated barrage of lawsuits from small but determined groups.
(The Center Square) — Democrat lawmakers introduced a bill to give migrant noncitizens in certain industries temporary work status in the United States.
WELSH — The Welsh Police Department will now be using drones to help aid law enforcement with various tasks after approval from town officials and the Federal Aviation Administration.
ELTON — The Town of Elton has been grappling with financial issues for some time, and now officials are attempting to dispel rumors circulating on popular social media platforms.
The Cajun Family Chapter of Cajun French Music Association is excited to host its first Cajun dance event. The dance will take place Saturday, Sept. 13, starting at 7 p.m. at the Friends Supporting Friends event center located at 1603 U.S. 90 West.
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The Jeff Davis Parish Police Jury recently announced a public hearing to discuss yearly millage rate adjustments during a last-minute special meeting. The jury approved moving forward on increasing tax millage rates back to the maximum rate previously established through parish vote. The parish tax assessor must assess personal property values each year, while real property — land and improvements — are assessed every four years to ensure alignment with present fair market value. Assessments usually take place between August and September, then millage roll forwards are presented to the police jury to accept or adjust.
Museum enthusiasts can experience a night to remember with fine dining and a selection of art to compete over, while supporting a local staple, during this year’s Fine Wine and Dine.
LAKE ARTHUR ─— During a recent town board meeting, a new ordinance was introduced that will address the matter of camping on public property.
— Thirteen former Republican members of Congress filed an amicus brief in Louisiana v. Callais, urging the U.S. Supreme Court to uphold Section 2 of the Voting Rights Act as constitutional.
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