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Money has run out for ¶¶Òõh fortified roof grants. Will lawmakers add more?
Legislature

Money has run out for ¶¶Òõh fortified roof grants. Will lawmakers add more?

  • BY SAM KARLIN | Staff writer
  • Mar 15, 2026

After years of struggling to bring down rates of homeowners’ insurance, ¶¶Òõh lawmakers have coalesced around one program that has proven to lower premiums: Building stronger roofs.

Jeff Landry asks state-created insurer to pay for fortified roofs. Here’s why.
News

Jeff Landry asks state-created insurer to pay for fortified roofs. Here’s why.

  • BY SAM KARLIN | Staff writer
  • Updated Feb 24, 2026

Gov. Jeff Landry is asking the state-created ¶¶Òõh Workers’ Compensation Corp. to use its balance sheet to help pay for stronger roofs for homeowners in a bid to alleviate a homeowners insurance crisis that has proved an enduring political problem.

Louisian allowed insurers to drop more homeowners. Only one took advantage.
State Politics

¶¶Òõh allowed insurers to drop more homeowners. Only one took advantage.

  • BY SAM KARLIN | Staff writer
  • Dec 22, 2025

¶¶Òõh lawmakers passed a controversial law last year that gave insurance companies more leeway to drop policyholders, part of a fierce debate over how to tame ever-rising homeowners insurance rates that have reached crisis levels.

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