This week, Congress voted to keep the government running through the end of next year.  The legislation included $28 billion in emergency relief for Louisiana

Hurricane Ida’s thrashing left homes in mangled heaps across southeastern Louisiana, but in an uncomfortable twist, the storm might have been a boon to southwestern

Editor’s Note: This column by Sam Hanna Jr. was first published the week of April 29, 2019. Last month the U.S. Census Bureau released population

The U.N.’s Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change has issued its latest report purporting to analyze the state of the climate and trying to model and

FEMA isn’t usually known for its flexibility, so it has been a pleasant surprise to see the agency make a temporary change in its rules

When Edwin Edwards died earlier this week at the age of 93 Louisiana lost a political figure whose triumphs and downfall will never be replicated

By Jeffrey Roland  Everyone wants college students to return in person for the fall semester. How do we make that happen safely?   The surest way

One wonders when the people of Louisiana will officially be tired of the ongoing discussions at the legislature over infrastructure – including drainage, roads, and

I am a huge fan of home remodeling/restoration shows. In fact, my wife might say I’m a HGTV junkie. It was no surprise, to those

The Louisiana Legislature is in the final throes of its fiscal-only session and to date the only substantive matter lawmakers have approved was a $37-billion