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The grocery store giants have already said that consumers in Louisiana and Texas, among other communities, can expect lower prices in the wake of the merger.

On the U.S. Marshals Service list of the 15 most wanted fugitives in America, there is one man from South Louisiana, and he is considered to be "Armed and Dangerous".

Your grocery store options may be shrinking in Louisiana and Texas before too long, if a merger between two giants is allowed to go through.

Your grocery store options may be shrinking in Louisiana before too long, if a merger between two giants is allowed to go through.

Your grocery store options may be shrinking in Louisiana and Texas before too long, if a merger between two giants is allowed to go through.

Justice contends school vouchers can impeded desegregation.

Black Alliance for Educational Options says they think the Justice Department should drop the issue.

This morning on "Wingin' It Wednesday" panelist discussed the S&P and the recent controversial memo from the Justice Department.

The only body under the bus will be that of General Petraeus.

Government lawyers with the U.S. Justice Department say they still have ways to prove BP of gross negligence.

The case pulled in support from the Justice Department and the NAACP.

NEW ORLEANS (AP) — A federal judge has pushed back the start of a civil trial for claims against BP PLC and other companies involved in the 2010 Gulf oil spill. U.S. District Judge Carl Barbier on Thursday set a date of Jan. 14, 2013...

Republican Congressman Jeff Landry weighs in on the Justice Department's plans to file a petition today asking the Supreme Court to uphold the individual mandate in the health reform law.

Ten people in south Louisiana are facing federal charges of filing false Medicare claims.

WASHINGTON — People familiar with the investigation of the Gulf of Mexico oil spill say manslaughter and perjury are among the possible violations being explored by Justice Department investigators.

NEW ORLEANS (AP) — In a scathing report, the Justice Department says there is evidence that New Orleans police officers have often used deadly force without justification, have a pattern of making unconstitutional arrests and have engaged in racial profiling.

The federal judge overseeing desegregation of St. Landry Parish public schools says the 42-year-old case will end in a few months.