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We're now weeks into a baby formula shortage, but could it have been prevented months earlier?

How awesome is it that you can help the wild mustang population and get paid for it. Tell all your crazy horse people!

There's trouble brewing for the Louisiana beer industry as the government shutdown continues.

If you were planning on using your refund dollars for a big TV, braces, vacation, or anything else - you are probably going to have to adjust your plans.

Supporters of the measure say the main benefit is autonomy for the City of Lafayette.

He is working hard to correct the record from his perspective.

In this interview on the Moon Griffon Show, Ardoin talks about how he came to his decision.

Gov. John Bel Edwards called for the special sessions after state lawmakers could not agree on a balanced budget.

Louisiana's Democratic governor and Republican attorney general traded barbs Wednesday over the recent extension of a court order prohibiting the state from carrying out any death sentences.

Now, all the members of the LCG Council have offered town hall meetings to discuss possible deconsolidation of local government.

The meetings are being held in order to gather public input on the issue of partial deconsolidation of LCG.

What will voters decide if the issue goes to the ballot in December.

In a letter sent to Governor Edwards, US Senator John Kennedy expressed his concern over what he called an “inexcusable waste of taxpayer funds at the Louisiana Highway Safety Commission” based on a legislative audit.

State Rep. Malinda White said the pay she will accrue during the next special session will be donated, and she thinks other representatives should do it too.

He spoke to the media after midnight at the capitol.

Louisiana lawmakers have agreed to a $600 borrowing plan to fund three interstate projects aimed at alleviating traffic and boosting economic development.

The Board of Regents intends to name the new commissioner at its April 18 meeting.

A large group of Louisiana residents who currently receive food stamps could lose their benefits should Louisiana lawmakers agree.

24/7 Wallstreet recently ranked the 50 individual state governments in our country from best to worst...

Plan Lafayette activities will begin on Monday, August 21.