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Lawmakers Weigh In On Final Approval For Cameron LNG Project
The Department of Energy is issuing the final authorization approval for the Cameron Liquefaction Project in Hackberry, Louisiana, which will be able to export domestically produced liquefied natural gas (LNG) to countries that do not have a Free Trade Agreement (FTA) with the United States.
Vitter Announces $1.4 Million In Grants To Reduce Violent Crime In Louisiana
U.S. Sen. David Vitter (R-La.) has announced that the U.S. Department of Justice (DOJ) is awarding $1,432,923 in grants to reduce violent crime and increase safety throughout Louisiana.
What Will The Next 10 Years Be Like For Nagin?
Nagin's 10-year sentence began today in Texarkana.
Twenty-One Sex Offenders Arrested in Calcasieu Parish
The investigation, named “Operation Off Limits,” revealed that numerous sex offenders were utilizing a social networking site in violation of Louisiana state law.
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Dr. Ben Carson Endorses Bill Cassidy for U.S. Senate
Today, U.S. Representative and Senate Candidate, Bill Cassidy M.D., announced receiving the endorsement of Dr. Ben Carson.
Guns, Drugs, Human Trafficking — The Weekend In Crimes And Courts
Acadiana can't always produce good news. Here's a rundown on what's been happening over the Labor Day weekend.
Downward Trend On Gas Prices Expected To Continue
Gas prices on average in Louisiana are about 20 cents lower today than they were a year ago.
Labor Day Travel Numbers Indicate Consumer Confidence
Automobile travel is projected to increase by 1.4 percent this year, with 29.7 million travelers hitting the road.
Jindal To Spend $275,000 In Public Funds On Common Core Lawsuit
A Jindal spokesperson says outside counsel is needed when the individual has special expertise in certain areas of the law.
Workforce Commission: Louisiana Labor Force At All-Time High
More than 2 million Louisianians are employed.
Cow Shortage Causes Projected Increases In Beef Prices
Beef production continues to fall in the U.S., and production is almost 6 percent lower than this time last year.
Texting Challenge Continues For UL, Southern Contest
Southern University and University of Louisiana at Lafayette fans, alumni and students are encouraged to make donations to support each school's student scholarship program by sending text messages on Friday and Saturday, Aug. 29 and 30.
AcA And LEAD Create Individual Artist Stipend Program, Artspark
The Acadiana Center for the Arts and Lafayette Economic Development Authority (LEDA) have come together to present an individual artist stipend program,
Jury Convicts Ville Platte Man Of Robbing St. Landry Parish Truck Stop Casino
After a three-day trial, a federal jury found a Ville Platte man guilty of taking part in an armed robbery in which more than $11,000 was taken from a truck stop store and casino in St. Landry Parish.
Garbage + Recycling Will Run On Labor Day In Lafayette & New Iberia
There will be NO CHANGE in the normal garbage service schedule for Lafayette Parish and the City of New Iberia due to the Labor Day holiday.
Louisiana Ranks As The Third Most Tax-Friendly State In The U.S.
Personal finance magazine Kiplinger made the assessment.
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Judge Lifts Suspension Of Common Core Test Contracts
An attorney for the plaintiffs says three of them took the stand to testify about their concerns for their children and the state.
Lafayette’s Direct Flight To Denver Began Today
Planes are looking pretty full through the first month of service.