State News

LSU All-American safety Grant Delpit covered a range of topics at SEC Media Day, including the Tigers defense, Alabama, versatility, changing to jersey #7 and much more.

LSU starting center Lloyd Cushenberry's Q & A session at SEC Media Day was enlightening, as the junior talks O-Line, Joe Burrow, the strength staff, last year's A&M game, rivalries & much more.

LSU starting quarterback Joe Burrow sat down with the media for a Q & A session and talk all things LSU football.

Bryan Cranston spent some time in a New Orleans courthouse today (7/16), but what for?

The Trump administration is launching a drastic policy change designed to end asylum protections for most migrants who travel through another country to reach the United States.

A Louisiana man is asking the state's Supreme Court to move his trial away from a courthouse with a Confederate statue at it.

Louisiana Republican Congressman Ralph Abraham says he'll pay for 4 minority congresswomen to leave the country, piggybacking off comments by President Trump.

The Saints begin training camp next week with much anticipation.

Louisiana is beginning the $60 million process of replacing two 70-to-100-year-old youth prisons with newer, “Therapeutic Model” buildings.

NFIB State Director Dawn Starns says business owners are more cautious with spending and credits politics on both the federal and state level.

The Bonnet Carre Spillway will have to remain open longer than officials were hoping for as rainwater from once Hurricane Barry makes it’s way down the Mississippi River.

Governor’s race finance reports are out. Gov. Edwards has $9.6 million cash on hand. Republican Eddie Rispone has $9.8 million. GOP Congressman Ralph Abraham has $1.3 million dollars.