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Billy Noegel has been appointed and sworn in to serve in the District A council seat until an election is held this fall. The seat became vacant following the death of Neal Richard, who had been elected to the position in June.
Leer másBaton Rouge rapper Boosie Badazz is attempting to recover $300,000 he paid to a Washington lobbying firm that he hired to help secure a presidential pardon from Donald Trump, but the firm failed to deliver on the promise.
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Governor Jeff Landry has ordered flags across Louisiana to fly at half-staff on Tuesday to honor the memory of State Senator Larry Selders. This is a statewide tribute to the late legislator.
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Louisiana Democrats are launching the "No More Silence: Road to the Polls" campaign to increase voter turnout for the November election. The initiative includes voter registration drives, community outreach events, and organizing efforts to reconnect with voters throughout the state.
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State Senator Larry Selders, a Louisiana legislator, has passed away at age 44. Funeral services have been arranged for the state official who died on Tuesday.
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A nonprofit organization has filed a lawsuit against the City of Baton Rouge over the termination of a pastor who worked at a library. The pastor was allegedly fired because his religious beliefs were incompatible with his employment at the library facility.
Leer másMobile 'Parish Pop-Ups' are touring the area to improve local representation and taxpayer services, while Abbeville is holding its first meeting under its new mayor to address property assessments and community concerns.
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The St. Martinville Police Department is launching a new community policing initiative with officers conducting neighborhood walks to strengthen relationships with residents. The first Community Walk is scheduled for Wednesday, July 15, at 6:30 p.m. in District One, led by Interim Police Chief Andrew Broussard.
Leer másUniversity of Louisiana political science professor David Hughes commented on a housing bill that became law without President Trump's signature. Hughes explained that the president's decision was not due to opposition to the housing bill itself, but rather stemmed from broader disagreements with Congress over election-related legislation.
Leer másMayor-President Monique Boulet has proposed a budget that includes salary increases of at least $3,000 over the next two years for police officers, firefighters, and other city employees. The pay raises are being funded by increased sales tax revenue in the city.
Leer másA letter to the editor compares the Bertrand and University projects, using a metaphor about regional gumbo varieties to discuss these local developments. The writer is advocating for a reset of the conversation around the Bertrand project.
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Lafayette Consolidated Government is hosting a community meeting Thursday evening at the Carencro Community Center to gather public input on updates to the parish's long-term growth plan. The meeting aims to help shape the future development of unincorporated areas in Lafayette Parish. Residents are encouraged to attend and participate in the planning process that will guide the region's growth strategy.
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Grand Coteau police officers will receive a $1.50-per-hour raise effective July 1, approved by the town council. Police Chief Brad Randell had requested higher starting pay to help the department compete with nearby agencies in recruiting new officers. The raise applies to all current and new officers in the department.
Leer másFuneral arrangements have been announced for State Senator Larry Selders, a Baton Rouge Democrat and former state representative. Selders served in the Louisiana State Legislature and was a notable figure in state politics. The announcement of his funeral services marks the end of his tenure in public service to Louisiana.
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Louisiana Attorney General Liz Murrill has joined other state attorneys general in urging the Federal Communications Commission to strengthen regulations against illegal robocalls. The effort aims to protect Louisiana residents from unwanted and potentially fraudulent robocall schemes through enhanced federal oversight and stricter enforcement rules.
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The Louisiana Supreme Court has appointed Judge Robert Chaisson as judge ad hoc to preside over the criminal case against Louisiana Attorney General Liz Murrill. Murrill faces 16 counts total, including eight counts of malfeasance in office and eight counts of public intimidation. This judicial assignment marks a significant development in the high-profile case involving the state's top law enforcement official.
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All 12 criminal court judges in Orleans Parish have recused themselves from a malfeasance case against Louisiana Attorney General Liz Murrill. The mass recusal raises questions about how the case will proceed in the state's largest parish. This development marks a significant moment in the legal proceedings against the state's top law enforcement official.
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A Louisiana State Senator has announced their candidacy for the U.S. House seat representing Louisiana's 5th Congressional District. This race adds another candidate to the competition for the federal position representing the state.
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Governor Jeff Landry vetoed House Bill 688, which would have added Atlantic tarpon to Louisiana's legal definition of saltwater game fish. The bill had received unanimous approval from both chambers of the Louisiana Legislature but will not become law due to the governor's veto. The legislation was authored by Representative Joseph Orgeron and aimed to change how the state manages Atlantic tarpon resources.
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Democratic state Sen. Larry Selders, a Louisiana lawmaker, has died at age 44. Baton Rouge is remembering his life and legacy, with fellow lawmakers paying tribute to his dedication to serving the people. Selders was known for his commitment to public service and his constituents.
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Louisiana Attorney General Liz Murrill announced that the state will receive over $550,000 from a multistate settlement with Cash App's parent company due to deceptive practices. This settlement is part of a broader enforcement action involving multiple states targeting the payment app company. The funds represent Louisiana's share of penalties imposed for misleading consumer practices.
Leer másA downtown Lafayette cigar lounge has received approval to continue selling alcohol after operating with a liquor license that city staff say was issued by mistake. The decision allows the establishment to maintain its current operations while resolving the licensing confusion with local authorities.
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The University of Louisiana Lafayette's athletic department is under criminal investigation by the district attorney following an audit report that identified prohibited spending. The investigation stems from potential misappropriation of funds within the athletic department, according to reporting by The Current.
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The Lafayette Parish Assessor's Office has launched 'Parish Pop-Ups,' a new community outreach initiative to help residents with questions about their property assessments. This program makes it easier for Lafayette Parish residents to access answers and support regarding their property valuations. The effort aims to improve accessibility and communication between the assessor's office and the community it serves.
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