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The finding under a new state law requires the district to develop a plan to reduce extra seats.
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Landowners say Entergy is threatening to use eminent domain for Meta power lines. Now, they’re suing the Public Service Commission over how it sped up approvals.
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The two new commissioners will take their seats amid a flurry of data center approvals and large industrial investments in the state.
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Get the full results from the November 3 midterm elections here.
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With many Louisiana schools closed for Election Day, Gulf States Newsroom senior reporter Drew Hawkins brought his children — Eden and Finnegan — to the polls to learn about the civic process.
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Come January 1, 2027, there will be three fewer judges on the bench.
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Davis’s campaign commissioned the Hart Research poll, which shows the farmer from Tensas Parish tied at 45% with U.S. Rep. Letlow.
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The Roevens, a family of devout Saints fans, traveled across the Atlantic Ocean to cheer on the New Orleans Saints in the NFL’s first-ever regular-season game in Paris, France.
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The non-partisan group recently published a guide to the 10 constitutional amendments on the Louisiana ballot. PAR President Steven Procopio shares his takes.
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NDAs have become a flashpoint in Louisiana politics, drawing criticism from voters on both the left and right. Will they play a role in the Nov. 3 election?
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Residents are suing Vermilion Parish, alleging that officials violated Louisiana Open Meetings Law to keep the details of the SpaceX deal from public view.
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Many students in the Gulf South get free school meals, but some could lose access as fewer families receive federal food benefits through SNAP.