June 7, 2023
The new data confirms trends that have long been known: Louisiana is a net exporter of young, college-educated individuals; and the biggest attractions for Louisiana expats are Texas and other Southern states.
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June 8, 2023
Under a compromise approved in the chaotic closing minutes of the spring session Thursday, state lawmakers limited a $2,000 pay increase for teachers to a one-year stipend and cut $100 million from what the Senate had sought for the Louisiana Department of Health.
June 9, 2023
Gov. John Bel Edwards said he expects to veto three anti-LGBTQ+ bills passed in the legislative session that ended Thursday. The bills—limiting health care for transgender minors, the use of alternate pronouns and classroom mentions of sexuality—were part of a push by conservative politicians around the country.
July 16, 2023
Many visitors to Louisiana meet its culture through the lens of Cajun food and music. But economics, COVID-19, natural disasters and generational turnovers have forced some businesses to close their doors – taking long-standing traditions when they go.
