Keystone Pipeline

The lawsuit claims that the Executive Order limits each individual state's ability to govern within its own borders.

The new President wasted no time in revoking the construction permit for the 1,700-mile-long project that runs from Canada to the Gulf Coast.

The Republican-controlled Senate has passed a bipartisan bill approving construction of the Keystone XL oil pipeline.

Boustany says this provision of the Jones Act translates into 400,000 jobs across our country along with a $60 billion impact based on Department of Transportation figures.

In order to save Landrieu's job he's finally going to let 40,000 families have prosperity.

The Keystone Pipeline application was submitted to the U.S. State Department six years ago.

Today, Congressman Bill Cassidy (R-LA) announced that he introduced a bill in the House of Representatives to approve the Keystone XL pipeline.

Our panelists discuss the regional chamber of commerce One Acadiana initiative as well as the impact the Keystone Pipeline may have on the upcoming Senate election.

Cassidy says a common sense solution to creating jobs and lowering energy costs is the construction of the Keystone Pipeline.

U.S. Sen. Mary Landrieu said the measure will need 60 votes to pass.

So unemployment now stands at 8.1 percent.  So that's good, right?  Not according to Obama bundler Roger Altman, who said the report released today was,

U.S. Senator David Vitter of Louisiana tells KPEL he had mixed feelings on the President's State of the Union address.

Third District Congressman Jeff Landry says President Obama spends too much time speaking across the country while he should be working on the nation's problems.