NEW ORLEANS (AP) — It’s a media shake-up that will leave New Orleans with one major newspaper, instead of two, for the first time in nearly seven years.
BATON ROUGE — Lawmakers in the Louisiana House voted Monday to prohibit banks from being able to refuse to do business with companies involved in gun and ammunition manufacturing and sales.
BATON ROUGE — There was a time when anyone, even a reporter, could stroll up to the Louisiana Governor’s Mansion and knock on the front door.
BATON ROUGE (AP) — Religious leaders are trying to build support for ending Louisiana’s use of the death penalty, a proposal that has repeatedly failed to gain the backing of state lawmakers.
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