News Louisiana education bill veto override could weigh transparency versus cost by Minden Press-Herald Jul 20, 2021 written by Minden Press-Herald Jul 20, 2021 181 (The Center Square) – If legislators call House Bill 38 during this week’s historic veto override session, it’s because Louisiana’s top lawmakers believe the transparency benefits outweigh the costs. Democratic Gov. John Bel Edwards vetoedAlready a subscriber? Log in here Keep reading this story for free. Sign up for a free account to continue reading and get access to the Minden Press-Herald newsletter. Email Password Or, subscribe for unlimited access 0 comments 0 FacebookTwitterPinterestEmail previous post Law Enforcement Urges Caution to Drivers After Two Fatal Crashes Take Place Over Weekend next post Victim Dies in Hospital, Third Juvenile Suspect Detained in Ongoing Investigation of Chateau Normandy Shooting Related Posts Sobriety checkpoint scheduled for Webster Parish Jul 2, 2025 Dixie Inn Council discusses park reopening, potential annexation... Jul 2, 2025 Minden council holds workshop to address trash pickup... Jul 2, 2025 Duck Derby returns July 3 with full evening... Jul 2, 2025 Traffic stop leads to drug arrest on Painter... Jul 2, 2025 Webster Parish Police Jury approves hospital assessment plan Jul 2, 2025