Friday, March 18, 2011
STORIES OF THE DAY (Friday, March 18th)
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Another state senator switches to GOP
Gallot presents 3 ways to redistrict
Parts of EBR likely to shift in BESE map
Former wildlife commissioner pleads innocent in landfill scheme
Jindal: Consolidate housing agencies
Layoffs slated for schools
EDITORIAL: UNO, SUNO can't stand pat
La.'s per capita debt grows
U.S. House votes to cut off federal funds for NPR
Only 20% Would Pay Higher Taxes to Reduce Deficit
Scalise challenges Obama to hoops contest to get energy answers
Federal official, Vitter spar on pending permits
Report on NOPD cites 'clear pattern' of excessive force
Developer who paid for Mayor's vacations faces ethics charges
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Labels: JINDAL, LOUISIANA, OBAMA, POLITICS, REMAP, SCALISE, TUCKER, VITTER
Friday, January 28, 2011
STORIES OF THE DAY (Friday, January 28th)
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State seeks to halt raises
One-time funds could tide over state
GOP figure in BR sues board
Agency's plan would cut personnel costs
State Police No cadet classes this year
Jim Tucker Speaks at UNO
Who owes big bucks to the Louisiana Ethics Administration?
Board of Regents targets 459 degree programs
Regents to discuss SUNO-UNO merger Feb. 8
Vitter, Paul introduce resolution to amend 14th Amendment
Plan targets recidivism
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Labels: BUDGET, ETHICS, GOP, JINDAL, LOUISIANA, POLITICS, TUCKER, VITTER
Tuesday, June 29, 2010
STORIES OF THE DAY (Tuesday, June 29th)
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NEW POLL: Louisiana Senate- Vitter (R) 53%, Melancon (D) 35%
Kennedy Lambasts Jindal and Lawmakers for Growing the State Budget
Kennedy, Barham question legality of reef fund transfer
Jindal's Vetoes Aimed At Foes- Killed funding of 'pet projects' of 4 legislators
BLANCO DECLARES
A Top State Labor Official Fired; Audit Finds Errors
EDITORIAL: Stop Rewarding Failure On Campuses, Louisiana
State Representative Quits, Named Museum Director By Dardenne
POLL: LA VOTERS STRONGLY SUPPORT OFFSHORE DRILLING
Paul Pastorek asked Governor for Stipend Veto
Grambling Audit Uncovers Loss of $1 Million
EDITORIAL: A crude lack of transparency
High court strikes blow to gun bans
Vitter Applauds Supreme Court Second Amendment Ruling
Ex-Police Juror Gets Prison Time
Fire chief arrested on charges relating to child sex crimes
Mayor-president's aide Mike Futrell leaving
Jones, officials will determine how state funds will be used
LMA passed seven bills (Meeting held on barge on the River)
La. asks BP for $10M for mental health services
MABUS, BIDEN TOUR GULF COAST
Tropical Storm Alex could disrupt oil spill cleanup
VIDEO: A Message from your Government
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Labels: JINDAL, KENNEDY, LOUISIANA, OBAMA, POLITICS, POLL, TUCKER, VILLERE, VITTER
Sunday, June 27, 2010
STORIES FROM THE WEEKEND
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EDITORIAL: Louisiana Legislature only postponed the inevitable
EXPERT: LAWMAKERS 'PUNTED' ON ISSUES
Budget Deal Hard Won
EDITORIAL: A lost chance for changes
How (BR Area) Legislators Voted On Key Issues
Senator Pushed Bill Too Hard- "No One But Himself To Blame"
KENNEDY TO ADDRESS PRESS CLUB (MONDAY)
Chehardy leaves the political world guessing
Redman: We need more than drilling
Legislators Honor Lobbyist Charlie Smith
Bachelor mayor to be, won't be single for long
Basic Principles
Jindal Calls For Day Of Prayer (Today)
JINDAL WIELDS VETO PEN
Budget chief's resignation kept quiet for two weeks
GOVERNOR ANNOUNCES MORE STAFF, CABINET SHUFFLES
Changes give Jindal power on LSU board
Southern proposes $426,000 annual pay package for new president
Richters named interim president at ULM
Pogue named Grambling's new president
OBAMA ADMINISTRATION REJECTS LANDRIEU'S RECOMMENDATION
Fighting Crime Where the Criminals Are
Oil prices surge as storm threatens Gulf
Opening spill records blocked
Police juror wants new bridge named for Mangun
Constituents stand behind indicted councilmen
Cao apologizes for taking words of praise out of context
'Don't mess with' Newell Normand
Steven Seagal takes a bow upon leaving Gretna court
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Labels: BUDGET, CHAISSON, JINDAL, LEGISLATURE, LOUISIANA, OBAMA, POLITICS, TUCKER
Tuesday, June 22, 2010
STORIES OF THE DAY (Tuesday, June 22nd)
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BP... An Example Of Truth In Advertising
BREAKING NEWS: Chehardy Retires After 35 Years As Jefferson Assessor
Speaker Tucker: "As a fiscal conservative, I thought this budget was a disaster"
(Clausen) Bill Targets Pay, Hiring At Board Of Regents
Bill OK'd to tighten reins on Pastorek
WHAT PASSED, WHAT FAILED In The Legislative Session
Funds seal budget deal- Plan approved as lawmakers get money for districts
College tuition overhaul bill sent to Gov. Bobby Jindal (Cost $80M Per Year!)
EDITORIAL: Inescapable conclusions about this session
BLUE CROSS SUED ON STATE CONTRACT, JUDGE SAYS...
Bill to hire lawyers on contingency fails (Chaisson Goes Ballistic!)
Swipe Fee Deal: Merchants Beat Wall Street (LA's Roy Fletcher Radio Spots)
NEW CANDIDATE FOR CONGRESS IN DISTRICT 4
Poll: Most Say Obama Lacks Clear Plans on the Oil Spill, Energy or Jobs
Drilling ban could drag into next year, panel chairman says
Senate OKs $3.3B public school plan
Louisiana Senate Passes Health Care Freedom Act (1st Democrat Legislature)
LEGISLATIVE BRIEFS
Bill to insure children up to 26 on parents' plan awaiting Jindal
Compromise "cyberbullying" bill passes Legislature, goes to Gov. Jindal
EDITORIAL: Drill safely, baby, drill safely
FBI SEARCHES CITY HALL
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Labels: BUDGET, CAPITOL, HEALTH CARE, JINDAL, LEGISLATURE, LOUISIANA, OBAMA, POLITICS, SESSION, TUCKER
Monday, June 14, 2010
STORIES FROM SUNDAY & MONDAY (June 13 & 14)
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NEW POLL: Just 24% believe that increased government spending good for economy
Obama steps up push for added economic stimulus
Gallup Poll: Near-Record 49% Say Democratic Party "Too Liberal"
State Budget Issue Remains
EDITORIAL: State Budget- Stay Braced
Speaker Tucker, looney or maybe the taxpayer's friend ?
No More Budget Estimating Allowed
Not Clausen's First Time Creating Controversy
EDITORIAL: Proposal would give teachers veto power
Jindal's school proposal deferred to final week
State prepares for managed care system
EDITORIAL: Oil washes up on employment
Lawsuit turf battles beginning of long war
Cassidy takes shot at Obama for the moratorium
Washington Watch: Vitter visits high court nominee
BP stock value is at heart of lawsuit by N.O. city employee pension fund
Minority populations still growing in New Orleans area, but not as fast
The Legislative Week: "It isn't always pretty, but that is how democracy works"
INSIDE POLITICS: Officials fear losing Capitol office space
House speaker: Lay off Fannin
State capital construction bill grows in hands of Senate committee
School Problems Cause Frustration- "Doggone it, I'm concerned"
House cold to Caldwell's request for authority to hire lawyers on contingency
President should act on promise to make BP pay for losses from moratorium
Obama Administration: 51% Of Companies' Health Plans Won't Pass Muster
2010 Louisiana Senate General Election (Vitter 57.6% - Melancon 33.0%)
Governor: National Guard staging for "effort to evacuate" communities impacted
Gulf Oil Spill Quotes, Part 4: The Best of Billy!
Red tape slows oil leak fight- "I don't think I have to speak with the Vatican"
EDITORIAL: (The Jones Case) Once more, with finality
New Poll: Consumer Confidence Hits Two Month Low
BECOME A CITIZEN LOBBYIST!
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Labels: BUDGET, CLAUSEN, JINDAL, LOUISIANA, OBAMA, OIL SPILL, POLITICS, POLL, TUCKER, VITTER
Saturday, June 12, 2010
SATURDAY STORIES (June 12th, 2010)
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Obama On The Spill: 'I Can't Suck It Up With A Straw'
EDITORIAL: Clausen Says Her Farewell
POLITICAL ESTABLISHMENT BEARING THE BRUNT OF VOTER ANGER
State budget thrown into disarray by latest revenue figures
Nearly half say government workers make more than Private Sector (15% Disagree)
Higher education management debate appears settled for this year
VIDEO: Jindal Urges, Others Plead For Moratorium To Be lifted By Obama
Vitter to tour affected areas, treatment facilities w/ Humane Society president
OIL RIG LAYOFFS FORECAST if deepwater moratorium extends over a month
Cassidy Discusses Gulf Oil Spill On C-SPAN Washington Journal
Obama White House still trying to get BP oil spill right
'Lemonaid' for Gulf: Kids' effort to help wildlife draws national attention
CRUDE SOUVENIR: $1,000 bottles of spilled BP oil
Immigration Irritation
Mike Thompson sentencing hearing pushed back to July
Acting Mayor Fires Shreveport Airport Authority Head
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Labels: BUDGET, CASSIDY, CLAUSEN, JINDAL, LEGISLATURE, LOUISIANA, OBAMA, POLITICS, POLL, TUCKER, VITTER
Thursday, May 27, 2010
STORIES OF THE DAY (Thursday, May 27th)
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AFTER 3-HOUR CLOSED DOOR MEETING BOARD OF REGENTS DOES NOTHING TO CLAUSEN
Speaker Tucker: Turn Over All the Colleges To The Board of Regents (Clausen?)
INVESTIGATION: A Deeper Look Into Legislative Staff Salaries, Secretaries $100K?
State budget cuts before House panel are unlikely to come to pass
Budget Stalemate Inexcusable
Times Picayune Video: Budget Stall Breakthrough, Still Not Clear
Teacher evaluation overhaul approved by Senate
Bill would identify ethics complainants
Records Bill Clears Panel
Proposed abortion restriction scaled back in Senate committee
Legislative Briefs
Helena Moreno leads James Perry in House 93rd District fundraising
JINDAL SOUNDING ALARM AS OIL BYPASSES BOOMS IN LOUISIANA
Jindal seeks president's help in oil disaster
Authorities plan seat-belt crackdown
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Labels: BUDGET, CLAUSEN, JINDAL, LOUISIANA, OBAMA, OIL SPILL, POLITICS, TUCKER
Sunday, May 23, 2010
SUNDAY SPECIAL EDITION (May 23rd, 2010)
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America's New Culture War: Free Enterprise vs. Government Control
Sally Clausen Retirement Story One For Books
EDITORIAL: Louisiana's Pants Are On Fire!
Budget Stalemate- "It's a game of chicken between the leadership"
Budget Slowing Sans Jindal- (State "LA's Largest Employer")
State Budget Shortfalls Being Shuffled
Tucker: Counsel's tax threat not real
Privatization initiatives run into trouble in Legislature
EDITORIAL: No slush fund from fed cash
GOP's Djou wins Hawaii special election for Congress
Mexico City, Washington Gang up on Phoenix
Report: Immigration Law- The Obama Administration Is Lawless
Vitter urges focus on stopping leak, protecting coast
Senator Vitter is one of those weighing in on spill liability
Vitter: Democrats are playing to the cameras, not fighting oil spill
Obama names spill leaders
Letterman ribs BP over Gulf leak
Coast guard is "slow and dumb" as boom sits on dock
Cleaning oiled wetlands may be impossible
Landrieu plans to support nominee Kagan (Big Surprise, Not!)
Jones trial to resume in Shreveport
ALERT: 'TRUST FUND RAID' BILLS ARE SCHEDULED FOR SENATE FLOOR TUESDAY!
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Labels: BUDGET, JINDAL, LEGISLATURE, LOUISIANA, OBAMA, POLITICS, TUCKER, VITTER
Thursday, May 06, 2010
STORIES OF THE DAY (Thursday, May 6th)
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EDITORIAL: The Legislature gets down to business
Time To Change 'Retire-Rehire'
Vote-changing routines in House: "Tell your representative to cut the crap"
UPDATE ON HB 1390: Contact The House Speaker & Tell Him To Call For A Vote
HOTLINE: Democrat Turnout Falls Off A Cliff
Louisiana Delegation Backs Gulf Drilling
AP GRAPHIC: TRACKING THE OIL SPILL
Poll: National Day of Prayer (28% Oppose)
Legislature approves Jindal's nominee for lieutenant governor
Panel narrowly kills bill to abolish tourism office overseen by Lt. Gov.
Redistricting details will be up to lawmakers, Obama's lawyer says
Landrieu's acting health director's medical license was suspended in July
LANDRIEU'S ECONOMIC ADVISOR (Sister-In-Law) RAISES QUESTIONS
Insiders Rule In Landrieu's City Hall
Times Picayune Video- Louisiana Legislature: Capitol notebook
Legislative Briefs
House panel declines to set academic standards for sports
Committee votes to make charter school funding level w/ public schools
Higher education chiefs endorse Gov. Bobby Jindal's 'GRAD Act'
Bill to move LSU medical school to Baton Rouge dies in House committee
Education panel approves one proposal for higher standards, rejects another
MORE AT STAKE THAN MONEY, POLITICS
Boat with containment box at oil site
Steppin' Off Zero
Ku Klux Klan leader pleads guilty to killing woman
Indictment accuses former Police Juror
Assessor pleads guilty to using police lights on Causeway
WEST FLORIDA REPUBLIC BICENTENNIAL SLATED
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Labels: DEMOCRAT, JINDAL, KKK, LANDRIEU, LEGISLATURE, LOUISIANA, OIL SPILL, POLITICS, TUCKER
Friday, April 02, 2010
STORIES OF THE DAY (Friday, April 2nd)
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CBS NEWS POLL: Obama's Approval Rating Hits New Low
Cong. Fleming: " A Government That Wants To Take Control Of Private Business"
Who is Charlie Melancon? ("Let's talk about two-faced politicians")
Congressman Joseph Cao recounts his personal story for CNN
(Self Serving LSU) Poll finds Jindal Plan Unpopular
Session Shakeup Continues: Representative Calls Speaker 'King Tuck'
MONDAY COULD BE TENSE AT THE CAPITOL
Tucker's Actions Frowned Upon
Times-Picayune Video: LA House Speaker Jim Tucker
Louisiana House Plans To Scrap Employee Raises Next Year
EDITORIAL: Louisiana lawmaker wants the fox to guard the henhouse
EDITORIAL: Stay Away From The Megafund
EDITORIAL: Governor provides a boost for I-49
Inside Report: 'Race to Top' questions
Higher Southern U. admission standards opposed by faculty
Colleges Brace For Cuts
Citizens Insurance raises rate by 7 percent on average
Parish President Washes Feet Of Employees In Holy Week 'Gesture'
State Rep. Scott Simon named to House Appropriations Committee
State Rep. Tim Burns is surveying constituents
State Representative Launches Non-Taxpayer Funded Web Site
Chest pains pause Mayor's public corruption trial
EDITORIAL: A User-Friendly City Hall
New Tea Party PAC 'Citizen Action Center' Website Online!
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Labels: JINDAL, LOUISIANA, OBAMA, POLITICS, POLL, TUCKER
Sunday, February 14, 2010
SPECIAL VALENTINES WEEKEND EDITION
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Ferry caper may cost politicians the crossover vote
JINDAL AVOIDS BIG CUTS
Higher Ed Doesn't Get Free Ride
State Police, Corrections feel bite of budget cuts
Political intrigue hasn't taken a time out
POLITICAL BATTLE WAGED IN SOUTH
EDITORIAL: Crafting a new New Orleans City Hall
LIVE MARDI GRAS PARADE WEBCAM (UPTOWN NEW ORLEANS)
Broussard got private legal work, appointed by judges
Louisiana educators to be tested in Race to the Top
Commissioner Jim Donelon tallies results for consumers
Turn to Alexander, Landrieu and Vitter to fix levees
Hundreds pay homage
TUCKER SAYS "THE VOTES ARE NOT THERE TO DO IT"
Vitter 57%, Melancon 33%
Dardenne to run for Lieutenant Governor
Governor Proposes $24 Billion Budget
Jindal's budget increases privatization, outsourcing
Police Chief Secretly Recorded Meeting With Mayor
EDITORIAL: State wise to raise standards
EDITORIAL: Businesses and Higher Ed
New State DEQ Chief
Head shows substantial support in majority-black precincts
Clarkson demonstrates crossover appeal
Former city attorney loses license, malfeasance conviction
EDITORIAL: Senator goes to jail, corruption doesn't pay
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Labels: LANDRIEU, LOUISIANA, NEW ORLEANS, NEWS, OBAMA, POLITICS, TUCKER, VITTER
Thursday, October 01, 2009
STORIES OF THE DAY (Thursday, October 1st)
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Criticized By Bloggers, Researchers & Editorialialists- Meeting Now Open!
Legislative workshop on remapping will be open after all
EDITORIAL: Lawmakers Sow Distrust
Lee Fletcher Succumbs To Cancer
EDITORIAL: Payroll Cuts Tough, Necessary
Clark cites experience(Overlooks Suspension and Sanction)
ATTORNEY GENERAL'S OPINION- (WHO CARES!!!)
Ethics Board attorney named to lead agency
EDITORIAL: Online disclosure forms can improve public trust
Costs block more school- Longer year idea OK; funds needed
EDITORIAL: Louisiana should keep college graduates
Jindal launches statewide 'Fight the Flu' campaign
La. man charged in cross-burning case
White House Visit Awes LSU Baseball Team (Visits To War Memorials "Important")
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Labels: BLOGS, CLARK, ETHICS, INTERNET, JINDAL, LOUISIANA, OBAMA, POLITICS, TUCKER
Wednesday, September 30, 2009
STORIES OF THE DAY (Wednesday, September 30th)
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Can't Face The Public? Stay Out Of (Public) Office
Lawmakers To Bond In Private At Redistricting Retreat
1 LEGISLATOR GETS IT, MAYBE THESE OTHER GUYS NEED A WAKE-UP CALL!
Redistricting meeting a go for Thursday- Media outlets, groups concerned
Ethics Board Holds Interviews In Private
Jindal to GOP: Work with Obama
Jindal Outlines His Alternative To Health Care Reform On Fox News
U.S. Senate Panel Rejects Government-Run Health Care Option
State Workers Pack Hearing On Streamlining Government
Area residents sound off on ways to trim government spending
Privatization Stirs State Employees
EDITORIAL: Panels Thrive When Pols Dodge Work
'Efficiency' panel pushes reuse of Charity in N.O.
LSU officials defend 4-year schools
DHH: registration needed to give H1N1 vaccine
VITTER: FEMA GRANT TO ACORN IS OFFENSIVE
Former ACORN organizer worries about its future
Spinosa submits plans- Library, apartments in Rouzan proposal
LSU Baseball Team To Tour White House (Obama Has A Scheduling Conflict)
Small Business Healthcare Breakfast (October 7th)
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Labels: ETHICS, HEALTH CARE, JINDAL, LOUISIANA, OBAMA, POLITICS, TUCKER, VITTER
Sunday, September 27, 2009
WEEKEND STORIES
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Speaker Tucker Defends Closed Door
EDITORIAL: Legislature should not begin redistricting in secret
John Georges sounds like a candidate
SUPREME COURT RACE- (Clark campaign materials disposed of in a Dumpster)
"Closeness of the race bodes well for Faircloth"
EDITORIAL: Good tactics, poor strategy
'QUEEN BEE' BLANCO working in beehive
Government Streamlining Panel Hits The Road
Major state projects get funding
Stonecipher set for BR Press Club
Bid to rein in Obama czars blocked
LANDRIEU: Race all in perception
Race still sticky subject
'Top Target' Fires Back
EDITORIAL: Truancy rules have far reach
FBI closes Danziger Bridge to search for evidence
EDITORIAL: Don't Close Out Public
Supreme Court denies media request for records
Streamlining targets state employees
EDITORIAL: Cost of 'career diploma' grows
BR port director gets raise
Mayor, Police Chief and Others Indicted
Hubbard pleads guilty, admits sexual relationship
Holden criticizes media's coverage
Cao: Democrats 'Have Made Me Top Target'
State may delay computer upgrade effort
Jindal distributes funds
Donelon says few in La. filing for Citizens tax credit
Auditors who prepared report critical of Cerasoli are fired
Southern board denies measure on pay raises
Federal worker guilty in Chinese spy case- N.O. man testified
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Labels: GEORGES, LOUISIANA, POLITICS, TUCKER
Sunday, July 26, 2009
SPECIAL WEEKEND EDITION
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Obama National Poll Ratings Reach Double Digit Negative (-11)
Vitter takes JibJabs at Melancon
NEW AD FROM THE U.S. SENATE RACE, VITTER UP BY 12% IN LATEST POLL
Tell Charlie Melancon: No Senate support until you stop blocking reform!
IN CASE YOU MISSED IT LAST WEEK- VIDEO: "IT WILL BE A COLD DAY IN HELL"
Jindal discusses health-care views
Slow Down Health Care Legislation
Fleming right in the middle of health care debate
Political Horizons: Health-care debate begins
Mayor Holden Faints At Funeral Service
BLANCO'S SOCIAL CALL
Tech President guardedly optimistic about higher ed commission
Tuition bills, legal bills and Dollar Bill Jefferson
NEW ORLEANS: MORE GEORGES
Black-white 'ticket' not in cards for at-large race
EDITORIAL: Jindal offers more spin
Jindal puts state's work force on ice
TEACHER UNION: FIRE PASTOREK!
Faircloth To Leave Governor's Office But Not Jindal
LSU slices Vice Chancellor Rusty Jabour's job
EDITORIAL: The Southern Review Cut
Jindal rounds out higher ed study panel with Wharton, Voelker
SU panel OKs layoff plan
EDITORIAL: Abstinence office did not abstain from corruption
Ethics agency looks for staff, leader
MICHAEL JACKSON SUES TO HALT ETHICS PROBE
State's Rented Office Space in BR Grows
EDITORIAL: Mayor vs. The People
Mayor's pay cut veto stands- Override falls short
Former Senator Derrick Shepherd sentencing postponed
N.O. council to stop posting e-mail online
Bogus Dell computer purchase order stumps aides to Nagin
Mystery substance sickens La. cops; 18 quarantined
OBAMA BACKTRACKS ON 'STUPIDLY' COMMENT
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Labels: FLEMING, JINDAL, LOUISIANA, MELANCON, OBAMA, POLITICS, POLL, TUCKER, VITTER
Sunday, June 14, 2009
SPECIAL WEEKEND EDITION
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EDITORIAL: Louisiana's Former Governors Do An Intervention With Bobby
In latest legislative maneuver, Senate president foils House
Projects At Stake In Battle Of Budget
DESPITE LEAN YEAR, FAT STAYS IN STATE'S BUDGET
State budget leaves some agencies with empty purse
EDITORIAL: Memo To Jindal- Education spending is an investement in LA
EDITORIAL: Legislators Leave Decisions To Governor
Landrieu Takes Jabs At Traveling Jindal
"TUCKER COMMISSION" TO STUDY HIGHER ED
Jindal's Backers Form Federal PAC To Tout Presidential Run
Union attacking Vitter, targeting supporters
Adley: Bill Isn't 'Dead,' Just Deferred
Governor, House Seize Moment
Senate panel approves change in ethics rule for meals
COLD CASH COMMON KNOWLEDGE
Ex-Congressman William Jefferson's accuser Lori Mody will be heard
Memorial Tuesday at Old State Capitol for Mike Baer
CHABERT ANNOUNCES
'Drive By Politics' with Speaker of the House Jim Tucker
Southern U. prepares to cut 100 positions
EDITORIAL: (HIGHER ED) Not Just Jobs, But A Future
Pork funds still at issue- 'Pet projects' spark debate
EDITORIAL: 'The Commissioner' highlights role of local journalism
Governor expected to announce new employer for Ouachita Parish Tuesday
EDITORIAL: DA Leon Cannizzaro makes a bad hiring decision
Thieves steal N.O. police cars
EDITORIAL: Take Politics Out Of State Blog- It's Clearly "Propaganda"
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Labels: JINDAL, LEGISLATURE, LOUISIANA, POLITICS, PORK, PRESIDENTIAL, ROEMER, SENATE, TUCKER, VITTER
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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