La. Food Stamp Audit Shows Overpayments, Ineligible Recipients
A good chunk of money went to people who were currently in prison
Louisiana
Failure to Repeal Louisiana's Science Education Act a Victory for Creationists
Allows public school teachers to provide "supplemental textbooks"
Louisiana Sheriff Questioned Over Video Showing Inmates Doing Drugs
The prison is now closed
Former New Orleans State Rep Charged with Theft and Mismanagement of Funds
Was the House speaker pro tem, arrested by the county sheriff's office
La. Supreme Court to Hear School Vouchers Case Tuesday
Challenge over whether funds can be used for private schools
Judge Suspends Tolls at Crescent City Connection in Lousiana, Orders Revote on Toll Extension Issue
Voters approved extending tolls for 20 years by a 36 vote margin, but provisional ballots did not include the local races
Ex-Louisiana Official Gets Jail for Paying Wife for Work Never Done
Business as usual down there
New Orleans' Recovery School District Looks to be Almost 100 Percent Charter System
One of the changes announced for the 2013-2014 year
Officer's Post-Katrina Manslaughter Conviction Vacated
Convicted in 2010 of shooting man outside strip mall in 2005
Jindal Aides Used Personal Email to Strategize Medicaid Cuts
Helps avoid public records laws
US Attorney Resigns During Probe of Staff's Online Posts
Top deputies admitted to posting anonymous criticism of judges and politicians and commented on cases on newspaper web site
Louisiana School Voucher Program Ruled Unconstitutional
Apparently deciding where you want your kid to go to school is not a right
Police Say Woman Fabricated Story About Being Set on Fire By KKK Members
Say she did it to herself
Louisiana Politicians Want Government to Have Power to Force Utility to Sell Assets
Big government Republicans like the state's senator David Vitter and its governor Bobby Jindal
Tasing and Beating of Two Brothers By Police Under Investigation
One brother punched after caught filming his brother's beating
A Flood of Insurance Claims Follow Isaac
Only 31 percent of Louisianans have flood insurance
Louisiana Declares Curfew, May Breach Levee
It's not vampires keeping folks inside from dusk until dawn this time
The 5 Dumbest Drug Laws in America
From banning the sale of magazines to regulating chemistry equipment, local and state drug warriors mainline stupidity.
Compromise Gives Ron Paul More Delegates
Paul will get 17 of the Louisiana's 46 delegates in the compromise.
Suspects in Louisiana Shootings Tied to "Sovereign Citizen" Movement
Two deputies were killed.
A Healthy Dose of Anarchy
After Katrina, nontraditional, decentralized relief steps in where big government and big charity failed.
Louisiana Radio War
In a battle between two Goliaths, The New York Times somehow spots a David.
