mary landrieu

The patriarch of the family known as the "Cajun Kennedys" is being remembered by friends and foes for his service to our state and nation.

There won't be another Landrieu in the U.S. Senate at least not in this election. The New Orleans Mayor says his work in the Big Easy isn't done yet.

Citizens in Louisiana are not overly pleased with either Louisiana Senator's job performance according to a recent study.

Louisiana has dropped from 4th to 30th in clout according to The Hill.

Our panelists discuss the results of the midterm elections as well as the CIA torture report.

Three-term U.S. Sen. Mary Landrieu was defeated overwhelmingly Saturday as voters across Louisiana elected U.S. Rep. Bill Cassidy to the upper chamber of Congress.

In the afternoon, the former senator joins current Senator Landrieu at the her Louisiana First Tour in Baton Rouge.

It's not often that you hear one politician singing to another. Especially when it's one party member to another.

Two Republican candidates looking to defeat Democrat office holders in the Dec. 6th runoff are teaming up with former Alaska Governor Sarah Palin and two other well-known Louisiana conservatives for a campaign rally on Saturday.

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

Did Landrieu stick by Harry Reid, or turn against him like other Democrats are doing to her?

The Landrieu ship seems to be leaving for the last cruise

Former U.S. Air Force Col. Rob Maness is urging the more than 200,000 Louisiana residents who voted for him the Nov. 4 U.S. Senate election to vote for U.S. Rep. Bill Cassidy in the Dec. 6 runoff.

Former U.S. Senate candidate and retired Air Force Col. Rob Maness is throwing his support behind U.S. Rep. Bill Cassidy in his effort to unseat incumbent Sen. Mary Landrieu.

Raycom Media will be the host. December 1st will be the date.

Republicans have picked up four of the six seats they need for a Senate majority, while Louisiana's hard-fought Senate race is headed to a runoff.

The likely 2016 presidential candidate drew hundreds Saturday at a New Orleans rally.

This 'man on the street' interview happened in New Orleans, where people who admitted they would vote 'Democrat' and for incumbent U.S. Senator Mary Landrieu couldn't tell the reporter what Landrieu has done for them!

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.

Watch Senator Landrieu shake what her Mama gave her.