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Car Slams Into Crowd at Louisiana Festival, Dozens Hurt
What started as a celebration quickly turned into chaos Saturday afternoon in South Louisiana. A vehicle drove into a crowd during a Lao New Year parade near New Iberia, leaving more than a dozen people injured, some seriously. Emergency crews…
Head-On Crash in Washington Parish Leaves Two Dead
A crash in Washington Parish claimed the lives of two people Friday afternoon, according to Louisiana State Police. Troopers say the crash happened around 1:20 p.m. on Highway 21 near Lon Miley Road. A vehicle traveling south crossed into the…
Louisiana Senate Passes Bill Requiring Five Day School Week
A new proposal moving through the Louisiana Legislature could reshape school schedules across the state, requiring most public schools to return to a traditional five day week. The measure, known as Senate Bill 82, is backed by State Senator Beth…
Louisiana Drivers Face Higher Stakes as New Insurance Law Targets Uninsured
Drivers across Louisiana are already dealing with some of the highest car insurance costs in the country, and new changes to state law are adding even more pressure, especially for anyone going without coverage. Estimates show the average driver in…
Louisiana Moves Toward Eliminating Vehicle Inspection Stickers
Louisiana Moves Toward Eliminating Vehicle Inspection Stickers A proposal backed by Jeff Landry to eliminate Louisiana’s vehicle inspection sticker requirement is gaining traction after passing through the House Transportation Committee without objection. The move aims to remove what state leaders…
Lt. Gov. Billy Nungesser Pushes Back on Plan to Name New Louisiana Bridge After Trump
Louisiana Lt. Gov. Billy Nungesser is speaking out against a proposal to name a planned Mississippi River bridge after President Donald Trump, adding fuel to an already heated debate at the State Capitol. The proposal, known as House Bill 221,…
Louisiana Teacher’s Ten Commandments Lawsuit Moves Forward as Legal Battle Intensifies
A Louisiana teacher is continuing his fight against the state’s controversial Ten Commandments law, setting up a major legal battle over religion in public schools. Christopher Dier, a high school history teacher and former Teacher of the Year, filed a…