Edwin Edwards

Some Louisiana residents are in support of a Presidential pardon for Edwin Edwards. This grassroots movement seems a little lost considering Edwards himself doesn't even hold out much hope.In fact Edwards says it's better that he not be pardoned, because then he'd run for office again...

Former Louisiana Gov. Edwin Edwards, a longtime Democrat, says he tells state Democratic leaders that the party needs to move to the center and persuade people that it doesn't advocate socialized government.

Former Governor Edwin Edwards will be speaking to the Baton Rouge Press club today. Edwards has been speaking about his biography and promoting the book. The only way for Edwards to run for any sort of office, he would need a presidential pardon, which is highly unlikely...

Former Governor Edwin Edwards is getting married for the third time today.

A well-known Louisiana pollster says IF Edwin Edwards ran for governor this fall, he'd have plenty of voter support.

Former governor Edwin Edwards will tie the knot for a third time this Friday.

Former Governor Edwin Edwards and his biographer Leo Honeycutt will embark on a statewide book tour starting this weekend in Baton Rouge.

Meanwhile, former Governor Edwin Edwards believes in the near future the Democratic Party will be the prominent party again in Louisiana.

Former Governor Edwin Edwards makes his first public comments since his release from Federal Prison while attending a banquet in Baton Rouge.

Former Governor Edwin Edwards is expected to make his first public appearance at an awards banquet honoring his biographer, Leo Honeycutt.

Former Governor Edwin Edwards has completed his house arrest, signed his final papers and is a free man after more than 10 years of incarceration.

Former Governor Edwin Edwards serves his final day of house arrest today.

Buddy Roemer may no longer be the only Louisiana politician thinking about making a run for the White House.

Could former Governor Edwin Edwards soon have his own reality show?

It'll be one month before former Governor Edwin Edwards will be a completely free man.

After a weekend of rest, former Governor Edwin Edwards is headed to work.

When Governor Edwards IS released from Oakdale federal prison, his next stop will be Baton Rouge area halfway house.

On this morning's edition of The Morning Report with Bernadette Lee and Ken Romero, former Governor Edwin Edwards' biographer Leo Honeycutt spoke about the ex-politician.

After more than eight years in federal prison, Edwin Edwards will be released to a halfway house sometime this month — but no one's saying precisely when that'll be.

Former four-time Governor Edwin Edwards will be released from Oakdale Prison to a halfway house sometime in January.