Though Louisiana is no longer anticipates a long-awaited, half-billion-dollar budget deficit next year, Gov. Jeff Landry’s administration is asking department leaders to plan for “standstill” budgets next year.
Louisiana governor to fly MAGA flag at Governor's Mansion
Gov. Jeff Landry wants people to fly US, MAGA flags on Inauguration Day
Louisiana Governor Jeff Landry guidance on Inauguration Day flags; Democrats object to 'MAGA'
MAGA flag to fly at Governor Jeff Landry's mansion in honor of Trump inauguration
The ceasefire agreement — just the second achieved during the war — will go into effect Sunday, The governor's office said it's suspending the Period of Mourning for Bourbon St. terror attack victims. Senior Personal Finance Correspondent Sharon Epperson shares her personal finance tips for 2024 including the benefits of a Roth IRA
With New Orleans on high alert after a terrorist attack, it's important to have someone in the job soon, the governor said.
The plane was purchased for $5.5 million, replacing two helicopters that previous governors had used for 20 years.
NEW ORLEANS (WVUE) - Louisiana Governor Jeff Landry’s effort to clear homeless encampments in New Orleans and relocate people to a newly opened temporary shelter in Gentilly sparked protests on ...
Landry promoted Scott Ballard, one of the owners of PJ's Coffee, to chairman, and appointed prominent New Orleans trial attorney and retired U.S. Army Lt. Col. Roderick "Rico" Alvendia to the board that governs the LSU system, including two Shreveport campuses.
BATON ROUGE, La. (Louisiana First) — Gov. Jeff Landry testified before a congressional committee Wednesday to make a pitch for federal funding for major infrastructure projects and to give ...
With the Super Bowl and Mardi Gras coming, Gov. Jeff Landry is using the emergency order from the New Year’s attack on Bourbon Street to remove the homeless from downtown. By Rick Rojas and ...
The location and opening of the shelter will be announced next week, according to businessman Shane Guidry, an unofficial proxy for Landry on certain matters affecting New Orleans.
Jeff Landry told Congress on Wednesday. Meeting the requirements imposed by several different federal agencies adds years to projects, mostly because the paperwork and strings attached to federal ...
Two members of the Louisiana Board of Ethics pushed back on their employees’ decision to black out the home addresses of Gov. Jeff Landry’s staff members on financial disclosure forms that state law makes public.
Gov. Jeff Landry caught city officials off guard in October when he abruptly ordered Louisiana state troopers, along with officials from the Department of Wildlife and Fisheries and other state agencies, to close homeless encampments around the city, sending unhoused residents to a newly sanctioned site on Earhart Boulevard.
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