Louisiana's no longer expects budget hole but Gov. Jeff Landry seeks 'standstill' spending
Though Louisiana is no longer anticipates a long-awaited, half-billion-dollar budget deficit next year, Gov. Jeff Landry’s administration is asking department leaders to plan for “standstill” budgets next year.
With New Orleans on high alert after a terrorist attack, it's important to have someone in the job soon, the governor said.
The plane was purchased for $5.5 million, replacing two helicopters that previous governors had used for 20 years.
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Gov. Landry asks Congress for more funding in key infrastructure projectsGov. Jeff Landry testified before a congressional committee Wednesday to make a pitch for federal funding for major ...
Landry promoted Scott Ballard, one of the owners of PJ's Coffee, to chairman, and appointed prominent New Orleans trial ...
The location and opening of the shelter will be announced next week, according to businessman Shane Guidry, an unofficial ...
Two members of the Louisiana Board of Ethics pushed back on their employees’ decision to black out the home addresses of Gov.
U.S. Rep. Shomari Figures participated in a ceremonial investiture Friday at the federal courthouse in Mobile.
New Orleans City Council Member Lesli Harris sent a letter to Louisiana Gov. Jeff Landry raising serious concerns about the ...
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