By Harlan Kirgan
Editor
State Rep. Phillip DeVillier says he wants to become speaker of the House to bring its members together.
The City of Eunice has a progressive mindset, has a great infrastructure, but needs to be more intentional about is development, according to Bill Rodier, chief executive officer of St. Landry Economic Development (SLED).
Legislation that would allow local governments in Louisiana to hide many of their records from the public has cleared one of its last committee hurdles and is nearing final passage in the Legislature.
The case of Central Middle School principal accused of encouraging two juvenile students to fight is now in U.S. District Court.
The buzz around planting for pollinators is not a new trend. In fact, we celebrate National Pollinator Week each June, and the month of May has been designated as Garden for Wildlife Month, according to the National Wildlife Federation.
With the first Federal Aviation Administration grant LSU has ever received, mechanical engineering senior instructor Andrew Becnel has created a new drone training course called ASPIRE—Aerial Systems Pilot Instruction & Resource Endeavor—progr
Louisiana lawmakers have extra money to spend on teacher pay and other budget priorities after state revenue projections were adjusted upwards through June of next year.
All across America conservative states have moved to universal school choice to give parents the money to educate their children as they see best — whether it be public, charter, or private schools.
My mother would have been considered eccentric had she been financially wealthy.
She would do almost anything — and wear almost any silly costume — to bring joy into the lives of others, much to the embarrassment of her six children.
When Lafayette native Brian Hernandez Jr. rode longshot Mystik Dan to a photo-finish Kentucky Derby win he joined a list of south Louisiana jockeys who have made racing history.