Thursday, June 11, 2009

 

STORIES OF THE DAY (Thursday, June 11th)

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'Drive By Politics' with Louisiana Speaker of the House Jim Tucker

JINDAL'S 'LEDGER' BLOG USE ILLEGAL

Senator Adley: "My question to the Division is: Who you gonna send to jail?"

Is Gov. Bobby Jindal doing enough to fix Louisiana's public schools? 78% Say NO

JENNIFER HALE, Award Winning Anchor And Reporter Is Returning Home

'Transparency' Bills Altered

Legislators Play Cat, Mouse

EDITORIAL: In the end, La. gets what it tolerates

Inside Report: 'FUZZY MATH' clouds view of higher ed cuts

Mayor Holden: College Cuts Would Hurt BR

EDITORIAL: Schools Still Need Change

TIMES PICAYUNE: BRIEFING BOOK

Nagin, wife, security guard on way to Australia after being released from China

Key witness will not testify against former Rep. William Jefferson

Vitter credits hold with spurring FEMA action

Drug measure gains no traction- Senate leader says it will come up again

Senate agrees to soften penalties in DWI measure

Senate OKs seat belt law for all car occupants

Senate panel approves conscience bill

Religious freedom? Amendment to 'clarify' La. Constitution moves


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Tuesday, May 12, 2009

 

STORIES OF THE DAY (Tuesday, May 12th)

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BREAKING: WAYS & MEANS TO VOTE ON HUGE NEW TAX ON ADJOURNMENT TODAY

Former Gov. Roemer & newly elected Senator Claitor on 'Driveby Politics'

"Defend LSU at all costs. We need our flagship with the flag flying high"

MORE BREAKING: VITTER RELEASES HOLD ON FUGATE AFTER COMMITMENT

ADVOCATE EDITORIAL: Transparent? We Think Not

T-P EDITORIAL: Protect Louisianians' Right To Access Public Records

Revenue-Estimating Panel May Skip Meeting

Brush Fires- $1.3 Billion Budget Shortfall Is The Firestorm Of Session

$783 Million Surplus Spending Plans Sail Through Committee

A LITTLE NAME-CALLING AT THE CAPITOL

Gov. Bobby Jindal outlines his priorities in the Legislature for this week

Legislature To Consider Gun Bill, Tax Breaks Today

Jindal to sign Pilgrim's Pride bill on Tuesday

EDITORIAL: School Board Reforms Worth A Look

Homestead debate shifts to Senate- Proposals would increase exemption

Louisiana: College Tuition Increases Approved (LSU UP $254 A YEAR)

Legislator calls 5% increase a tax on students

Amnesty on taxes advances

Legislator seeks help before move to Senate

Bill would allow tax refunds with surplus money

EDITORIAL: Targeting A Shakedown

Meeting Turns Rowdy- 5 Board Members Walk Out

Blakely and Nagin are two of a kind


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Friday, March 20, 2009

 

STORIES OF THE DAY (Friday, March 20th)

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Jindal Defends Frequent Fundraising Trips

DOMINGUE ATTACK RADIO ADS PULLED FOR VIOLATING FCC LAWS

(Domingue Frequently Needs A Good Criminal Defense Attorney)

HOLLOWAY OPENS DOUBLE DIGIT LEAD IN PSC RACE

Louisiana (Jindal) May Accept Refused Stimulus Money

Vitter Calls For End To TARP

LANE GRIGSBY INTERVIEW ON 'DRIVEBY POLITICS'

Fight President Obama's Pro-Union Card Check Bill

Unhealthy Attitude Infects LSU

EDITORIAL: The Hard Cuts For Colleges

Louisiana's 2nd largest manufacturing industry faces hard times

ENTERGY TO REDUCE ELECTRIC BILLS

Landrieu earmark for Lakeview project raises eyebrows

State lowers its interest on bonds

State official: Coastal work takes too long

PAR endorses school board limits proposed by Pastorek

Businessmen say they cannot get loans

BLACK CANDIDATE WANTS TO SOLVE CRIME WITH 'NOOSE'


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Thursday, March 19, 2009

 

STORIES OF THE DAY (Thursday, March 19th)

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Senate Hopeful Responds (He should Have Taken The 5th, Again!)

COMPLETE STATEMENT BY PAULA PENNINGTON DE LA BRETONNE

Landrieu wants to stop funds to agency linked to brother

LANE GRIGSBY INTERVIEW ON 'DRIVEBY POLITICS'

Pilgrim's Pride Gets New Offer

DEADLINE NEARS IN 'CLEAN HARBORS' AND OTHERS ACTION

EDITORIAL: Something Must Change

Martin Outlines LSU Cuts- Tuition, Fee Increases Probable

DSS preps for $79 million in cuts

Has Cokie Roberts Gone Kooky Over Race, Over New Orleans?

EDITORIAL: Be Candid About Case

Rehab a tall order for Jefferson

EDITORIAL: Toughen Cockfighting Penalties

Re-Entry Program Designed To Better Prepare State Prison Inmates

La. launches stimulus spending Web site

Proposal is music to legislator's ears

Inspection finds parts of Mayor Ray Nagin's deleted electronic files

BIG NAMES GO TO BIG EASY FOR FILM, TV PROJECTS

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Friday, March 06, 2009

 

STORIES OF THE DAY (Friday, March 6th)

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Jindal Muddles Not Only Style But Substance- "Not Ready For Prime Time, Indeed"

NEW LA POLL SHOWS JINDAL DROPPING HARD, VITTER HOLDING HIS OWN

Mid Continent Oil and Gas Subsidizing Chris John's Campaign FEC Reports

DOMINGUE SAID TO HAVE "Fraudulently, Intentionally & Deceptively Diverted Funds"

Domingue "The Only Candidate To Unconditionally Support Teaching Of Creationism"

SENATE CANDIDATE DAN CLAITOR INTERVIEW ON DRIVEBY POLITICS

Vitter Forces Legislative Pay Raise Vote In Congress

Legislator Looks To Challenge Vitter (MARIONNEAUX STILL LOOKING FOR PAY RAISE!)

Public Schools Won't Get More Funding

Legislators push for highway cash- They want Jindal to use part of surplus

SPEAKER JIM TUCKER: Study State's Colleges

Nagin's office spends thousands in public money on flowers, jewelry

Guilty Plea Filed In Movie-Bribe Case

REPORTS DETAIL POLITICIAN'S GOLF EXPENSES

10 Questions for Bobby Jindal

Obama, Other Leaders Get Brad Pitt's Input

Napolitano, Donovan announce millions for long-term hurricane recovery

Task force forms to try to find buyer for Pilgrim's Pride plant

UL fights back: Primate center staff disputes images in video

Northwest La. residents want plan to address water problems

New Orleans Mayor Ray Nagin calls release of e-mail 'unusual'

Panel researches black males' status

LAFAYETTE: STIMULUS SPURS LOCAL PROTEST

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Tuesday, February 17, 2009

 

STORIES OF THE DAY (Tuesday, February 17th)

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Obama To Sign Stimulus Into Law Today

DRIVEBY POLITICS: ROEMER BLASTS STIMULUS (LA Only Gets 4 Out of $800 Billion)

Louisiana Doing The Math Before The Windfall Arrives

FORGOTSTON RIPS JINDAL ON GROWTH OF STATE PAYROLL

The Governor's New Clothes

Jindal Has Fundraiser Set In Destin

DEAD PELICAN TALKS ABOUT BOBBY'S TRAVELS

EDITORIAL: Jindal's Next 'Big Chance'

Democrats, Charities Receive Blanco Funds

State Stays Cautious Of Stimulus Funding

EDITORIAL- Fiscal Straitjacket

Nagin: "I'm Retiring... I'm Retiring Undefeated"

EDITORIAL: Spread Cuts In The Budget

Legislators Complain Of Ethics Opinion

Group pulls N.O. meeting- Scientists tell Jindal they oppose new law

Parents Sue Over School Takeovers

STATE MEDICAID REFORM ON HOLD

La. Congressman Presents Presidents Day lesson

March for justice circles Caddo Courthouse

EDITORIAL: LSU-A Status Is Real Issue

Prisons Seek Cost Cuts

BR Homeless Numbers Increase

Check Out B.R. Judge Candidate Kelli Terrell Temple's Facebook Page


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Friday, February 06, 2009

 

STORIES OF THE DAY (Friday, February 6th)

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EDITORIAL: Stimulus Bill Is Bringing Out The Nasty In Everyone

Stimulus Could Bring $2.5 Billion- But State Still Needs To Make Budget Cuts

DOMINGUE (MIS)REPRESENTING AGAIN! (Saying It Over & Over Doesn't Make It True)

Budget Shortfalls Highlight Need To Revise State Constitution, Lawmakers Say

BLUEPRINT LOUISIANA: TOUGH CHOICES FOR TOUGH TIMES

Stimulus Could Bring $2.5 Billion- But State Still Needs To Make Budget Cuts

POLLSTER BERNIE PINSONAT INTERVIEW- "A TALE OF 2 BOBBYS"

La. Senators Split Over Stimulus Plan

Spending vs. Tax Cuts In Stimulus Debate

STIMULUS STALLS: Tensions Rise As Senate Wrangles Over Compromise

State Senator Joe McPherson Announces Candidacy For PSC

EDITORIAL: Sober News From LSU

Governor Extends Deadline To Plan Budget Cuts

Hospitals could close- Cuts may leave smaller LSU centers dark

NASCAR Waves Green Flag For Monroe Speedway

Panel backs grade change- EBR schools look at 10-point scale

Jindal Touts Sex Laws

EDITORIAL: Google erosion- New Web tool can help Louisiana's plight

Council, Nagin Lock Horns Again

ARREST WARRANT ISSUED FOR COUNCILMAN

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Tuesday, December 30, 2008

 

STORIES OF THE DAY (Tuesday, December 30th)

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DriveBy Politics (COMING SOON!!!)

HOLDING JINDAL ACCOUNTABLE

DARDENNE PURGES 44,739 VOTERS FROM ELECTION ROLLS

Red Flags Raised Among Gay Rights Advocates

Jindal Replaces Regents Chairman (Appoints "Boysie" Bollinger's Sister)

Vitter Issues Statement in Support of Israel's Right to Self-Defense

White House Blames Hamas For Violence

Outgoing DA to stay productive- Moreau Keeping His Options Open

Inaugural Plans for Mayor-President Holden Announced

Police: 'Jena Six' Figure Bell Shoots Self After Arrest

EDITORIAL: Insurance Problems Hurt Farmers

Audit points out insurer's defects- Expenses paid without proof

LSU Sells Out Bowl Allotment

Betting On The Red

EDITORIAL: Garbage collection report more than billing issues

Schiro Out Of Office

Ex-Assistant Chief Of Police Faces Child Porn Charge

Ellender Takes Oath Of Office

Hodge Guides Clerk Of Court's Office To The Digital Future

Judge rejects class action for trailer lawsuits

Gonzales Set For Transition (Berthelot Stands Apart)


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