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The Louisiana Department of Education has announced that approved school systems will be receiving $40 million for the Reimagine School Systems program.

Charities, faith-based organizations, other nonprofit organizations and small businesses can now submit applications for grants of up to $25,000 in coronavirus relief set aside by Louisiana lawmakers.

A federal program designed to help live performance venues shuttered during the pandemic has now awarded $107.3 million in grants across 126 organizations in Louisiana.

If you have a small business and haven't looked to our state government for help during the pandemic, you may want to reconsider.

Grants will be awarded to Louisiana small businesses to help with recovery from COVID-19 economic impacts, according to the Louisiana Main Street website.

Ag Commissioner Dr. Mike Strain says the floods caused more than $100 million in agriculture losses.

Louisiana will receive nearly $6.1 million over five years.

The grants are aimed at developing what the U.S. department calls a "leadership pipeline" that selects, prepares, places, supports and retains school leaders or leadership teams at low-performing schools.

Vitter says the grant helps states, tribes and local governments as they work to prevent and control crime.