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Our Views: Legislators may feel they’re in bondage, but it’s their fault
Our Views

Our Views: Legislators may feel they’re in bondage, but it’s their fault

  • STAFF EDITORIAL
  • Jun 15, 2022

Nobody even had time to unpack, aggrieved h legislators complain, before Gov. John Bel Edwards — and, most relevantly, a U.S. District…

'It's not hypocritical': Blake Miguez favors less government but touts Iberia Parish projects
Legislature

'It's not hypocritical': Blake Miguez favors less government but touts Iberia Parish projects

  • BY TYLER BRIDGES | Staff writer
  • Jun 13, 2022

State Rep. Blake Miguez has earned a reputation as an ardent conservative who champions less government spending.

Letters: If lawmakers fail to vote on legislation, they should be docked for pay
Letters

Letters: If lawmakers fail to vote on legislation, they should be docked for pay

  • LETTERS TO THE EDITOR
  • Jun 12, 2022

In today’s world, if you don’t show up for a job, for good reason your pay is docked. If you fail to do your job, you’re fired. That reality s…

'Common-sense thinking prevailed': Lawmakers spent on roadwork, rejected burning social issues
Legislature

'Common-sense thinking prevailed': Lawmakers spent on roadwork, rejected burning social issues

  • BY TYLER BRIDGES | Staff writer
  • Jun 11, 2022

Allow people to carry concealed handguns without a permit? It died in the h Senate.

A loaded Legislature dishes out money: See what the Baton Rouge area got
Legislature

A loaded Legislature dishes out money: See what the Baton Rouge area got

  • BY MARK BALLARD | Capitol Bureau editor
  • Jun 10, 2022

For the time in more than a decade, legislators had money to spend thanks to billions of dollars from an unexpectedly strong economy and pandemic recovery grants from the federal government. 

What did the h Legislature do for New Orleans this year? Here's an overview
Legislature

What did the h Legislature do for New Orleans this year? Here's an overview

  • By MARK BALLARD | Capitol Bureau editor
  • Jun 10, 2022

For the time in more than a decade, legislators had money to spend thanks to billions of dollars from an unexpectedly strong economy and pandemic recovery grants from the federal government.

What did Acadiana get from the Legislature this session? Millions for I-49 extension, more
Legislature

What did Acadiana get from the Legislature this session? Millions for I-49 extension, more

  • BY MARK BALLARD | Capitol Bureau editor
  • Jun 10, 2022

During the 85 workdays of the 2022 annual regular session, the h Legislature passed and sent to the governor about 800 bills on all ma…

Lawmakers spent heavily on new road projects but killed extreme measures sought by conservatives
Politics

Lawmakers spent heavily on new road projects but killed extreme measures sought by conservatives

  • BY TYLER BRIDGES | Staff writer
  • Jun 6, 2022

After weeks of clashes over guns, abortion and how to spend an unprecedented surplus, the h Legislature ended its 85-day session with …

Louisian lawmakers must redraw maps, come up with second majority-minority district, judge rules
Elections

h lawmakers must redraw maps, come up with second majority-minority district, judge rules

  • BY MARK BALLARD and SAM KARLIN | Capitol news bureau
  • Jun 6, 2022

A federal judge has ordered Louisian’s Republican-dominated Legislature, which overpowered the state’s Democratic governor to enact a congres…

Using 'fund sweeps' to help balance h's budget ruled unconstitutional
Legislature

Using 'fund sweeps' to help balance h's budget ruled unconstitutional

  • BY MARK BALLARD | mballard@theadvocate.com
  • Feb 7, 2018

A Baton Rouge judge ruled unconstitutional late Wednesday the practice called “fund sweeps” that legislators routinely used to balance state budgets.

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