Jeff Landry’s office has repeatedly claimed that a law Louisiana repealed three years ago gives them the authority to hide records from the public.
Before next week’s special session, Gov. Edwards should consider renting the classic 1982 movie “Star Trek II: The Wrath of Khan.”
The sordid saga of Lafayette City Marshal Brian Pope.
Donald Trump is a modern-day and more mendacious version of former Louisiana State Sen. Dudley LeBlanc.
He’s a 35 year old Army veteran, a family lawyer, a father of three, and a Republican. And he’s running for a job currently held by a viral video star.
Five years ago, then-Congressman Landry was accused of illegally using public money to promote his campaign, and it landed him on the cover of Lafayette’s most popular monthly news publication.
If Jeff Landry wants Louisiana to believe his decision to investigate New Orleans Mayor-elect Cantrell’s spending is credible and based on a legitimate concern for the public’s interest, then he should first account for his own.
An exclusive interview with Louis Michot, the lead singer and fiddle player for the Lost Bayou Ramblers, who, earlier this week, were nominated for their second Grammy Award.
The Lafayette Consolidated Government is saddling the widow of Cpl. Michael Middlebrook with an additional $4,000 a year in health insurance costs, even though there is an easy solution. Their failure to do the right thing represents the very worst kind of government and betrays the community they serve.
Inflamed by plans for a new power plant, activists say that Lafayette’s publicly-owned power company is stuck in the 20th century.
