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According to reports, Governor Edwards has announced new drawings to give out cash and scholarships to Louisianans that receive the COVID-19 vaccine by the end of July. The giveaways will lead up to a $1 Million jackpot for one lucky resident.

Gov. Edwards has announced that all state offices will close early in observance of Juneteenth.

Is it time for Gov. John Bel Edwards to put the money where the mask is?

If you feel like you never get enough time in the booth to make your best decisions when you vote, here's some good news.

According to the State Fire Marshal's Office, proclamation Section 2E of 209 JBE 2020 does not address or mention Mardi Gras parades, only Mardi Gras gatherings.

700 jobs are just gone in South Louisiana.

A 23-year-old man arrested for burning down three separate churches in a ten-day period in 2019, has been sentenced to 25 years in prison.

This week, a bill to protect religious services, their leaders, and their bodies, passed through a committee hearing.

Lets face it, there are three things we love in Louisiana. God, football, and Mardi Gras.

Earlier today, Gov. Edwards announced emergency rental assistance of at least $24 million to help Louisianians having a difficult time paying rent because of the COVID-19 pandemic.

On the heels of Baton Rouge passing a mask mandate, the governor spoke about the possibility of the entire state doing the same.

President Donald Trump, in a meeting at the White House today said he is "fading out" Coronavirus social distancing guidelines.

Louisiana Governor John Bel Edwards has given an update on the status of Tropical Storm Barry

Governor John Bel Edwards signed a new bill into law that states Louisiana restaurants must disclose to customers if the crawfish and shrimp they're ordering is foreign or domestic.

And we're not surprised by his 'not my problem' response at all.

The termination of the cooperative endeavor agreement will be effective June 30 if the State does not appropriate full funding by that date.

Secretary of state Tom Schedler, the state's top elections official, appeared before the House Appropriations Committee for a budget hearing Tuesday.

The unlikely alliance is finally being forged to combat Louisiana's opioid epidemic.

Former Deputy Chief of Staff for Programs and Planning Johnny Anderson said he is innocent of any wrongdoing and intends to fight the allegation.

"In the wake of evil and hardship, communities across our country come together and demonstrate the inherent goodness in people."