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Week in Review: Aug. 12-16, Big Names Make a Name for Themselves in Louisiana
NEW ORLEANS — Despite being called a “Sportsman’s Paradise,” Louisiana isn’t particularly known for her love of the environment. Yet this week, Raising Cane’s owner and founder Todd Graves made a $100,000 donation to ensure that the Cajun coral reef in Grand Isle would continue to thrive. Graves has invested in 3d printed marine technology that will generate 10,000 square feet of living reef, in turn providing a home for all marine species up and down the food chain.
Louisiana lawmaker accuses FBI of obstructing justice and destroying evidence during investigation into Trump shooting
Rep. Clay Higgins (R-LA) is concerned the FBI botched its investigation into the assassination attempt on former President Donald Trump last month. The Louisiana Republican is a member of the bipartisan task force charged with probing the effort to kill Trump. He released a preliminary report based on roughly 20 hours of investigation into the […]
Louisiana Ranks In The Top 5 Poorest States In The USA
The economic landscape of the United States varies significantly from one state to another, influenced by factors such as industry presence, education levels, and local policies. While some states boast robust economies and high income levels, others face persistent economic challenges. This article explores the ten poorest states in the...
Biden’s $150M Cancer Pledge Clashes with Reality in Louisiana’s Cancer Alley
NEW ORLEANS — In one of President Joe Biden’s first public appearances since ending his reelection campaign, he spoke on something very personal to him — cancer. But Louisiana’s Black activists say he still missed the point. Over the past decade, Biden has not shied from...
Rallying Together For A Louisiana Korean War Veteran’s Burial Expenses
Acadiana is known for wrapping their arms around those who are in need, and this time money is needed to help with burial expenses for a Korean War veteran from New Iberia. While Joseph Henry does have a place of burial next to his wife who has already passed on, there are other costs associated with his burial that are needed.
These Louisiana lawmakers just won a competitive fellowship. See who.
Two state legislators have won a fellowship to attend a five-day Council of State Governments leadership training. State Rep. Barbara Freiberg, a Republican, and Rep. Vanessa LaFleur, a Democrat, both of whom represent Baton Rouge, have been selected for the Henry Toll Fellowship. The program will take place next month...
USPS Warns Louisiana Residents About Dangerous New Scam
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