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Residents sue Louisiana parish to halt polluting plants
For several years, Black residents of St. James Parish have lobbied the parish council and state government to do something about petrochemical plants emitting toxic chemicals.
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Effort to recall New Orleans’ first female Mayor fails
‘Now, with the divisiveness of the failed recall campaign officially behind us, we must heal and recommit ourselves to working collaboratively.’
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State and US officials tout spending to plug ‘orphan wells’
The Biden administration plans to tackle the problem nationally with $4.7 billion from the bipartisan infrastructure bill passed in late 2021.
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Louisiana environmental secretary Chuck Carr Brown resigns
DEQ Assistant Secretary for Assessment Roger Gingles was named interim secretary.
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Lawyer: More than $6M verdict a powerful anti-hazing message
‘The first message is, don’t do it because you could hurt someone, you could kill someone.’
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CEO of powerful Louisiana business group runs for Governor
‘Time is of the essence and I cannot sit on the sidelines when the future of our state is at stake.’
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2 Democrats make runoff in Louisiana House Special Election
House District 93 has been vacant since Royce Duplessis was elected as a state Senator and was sworn in in December.
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Official: Black man killed by Louisiana police was unarmed
The family has hired Louisiana attorney Ronald Haley.
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Louisiana Conservative Caucus bemoans limited scope of insurance Special Session
Members met with Gov. Ron DeSantis to review changes in Florida.
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Louisiana GOP eyes Governor’s mansion, and it may be their’s to lose
Democrats have yet to identify a successor in the Governor’s mansion.