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The District Attorney for the 15th JDC is speaking out on those who threaten and terrorize schools.

It was a rough week for #TeamSquattedTrucks.

One lawyer in Texas ran into some trouble during a court hearing when his face was replaced with that of a cat due to technical difficulties on the 'Zoom' call.

Once signed, this new set of regulations would allow third party companies and independent contractors the ability to bring the party to you!

Both the Louisiana House of Representatives and Senate have passed a bill that would make illegal to use a vape or e-cigarette while a child is in the car as well.

Lemonade stands are only legal in 14 states.

When it comes to first responders, I believe these heroes should be covered in every which-way imaginable.

The Shreveport City Council voted 6-1 to end a 2007 law that banned people from wearing pants below their waist.

The new law offers alternative ways to handle troubled juveniles.

  The bill that aims to eliminate all cell phones from the hands of drivers will head to senate. Texting while driving is of course illegal, however, holding your cell phone in your hand while driving is not, as of right now. I know, that's quite the gray area when it comes to policing texting while driving as opposed to holding a cell phone in general, but this bill aims to help un-blur the lines

After the Saints blown call in the NFC Championship, there seems to be several changes taking place.

If this lawmaker gets his way, Youree Drive is about to become a much nicer commute.

We've all seen this happening, and it's time for it to stop.

A new state law in Louisiana will protect those who recuse kids or pets from hot vehicles.

When and where is it acceptable to go without clothing in the state of Louisiana? Let's just say the vision of the law might not be as clear as that of your neighbors.

Governor Jon Bel Edwards has signed two new laws that have to do with getting your driver's license.

A picture is worth a thousand words, right? In this case, the wrong picture was worth a guilty verdict.

The vast majority of them are not strictly enforced but you know something really strange had to happen for somebody to decide "there ought to be a law".

He also said that if lawmakers send him a bill to clarify the law's intent, he'll look at it, but was adamant that "We're not going to change the law."

Proponents credit the act with staving off extinction for hundreds of species, including the bald eagle, American alligator and the gray whale.