BATON ROUGE – A Senate committee’s discussion of a bill to remake the state’s child welfare system brought Gov. Jeff Landry more deeply into efforts to fix the troubled agency.
Nicholas "Nic" Broussard was 76 years old when he left the courthouse square in Abbeville on April 18, 1934, riding in a buggy pulled by his little gray horse named Susie.
=The Legislature is overlooking a key element in its drive to lure major aerospace players to Louisiana, Lt. Gov. Billy Nungesser said in the latest episode of the LaPolitics Report Podcast.
From left: Graham Carner, Jerry Mitchell, Catherine Legge, Jimmie “Chris” Duncan, and Oliver Diaz discuss the consequences of what experts call “junk science” in a question-and-answer session following the screening.
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BATON ROUGE – In 1998, Jimmie “Chris” Duncan was convicted of first-degree murder in the bathtub drowning of 23-month-old Haley Oliveaux and sent to death row at the Louisiana State Penitentiary at
I have a request of all of our pontificating politicians. Leave God and me alone to work out our relationship.
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