Entergy successfully beat back an effort Monday to invite more competition into Louisiana’s power sector, capping a yearslong fight with petrochemical companies who have raised concerns about a spate of planned projects set to cost billions. The Louisiana …
BATON ROUGE - In the United States last year, $14.67 billion in tax revenue came from commercial gaming. In Louisiana, the hub for gaming is in Lake Charles. Paul Stone is a Texas-based sports betting podcaster who spends much of his time in Shreveport. …
Pregnant women in Louisiana and some of their family members would be allowed to sue anyone who helps provide drugs meant to induce an abortion under a proposal being considered by the Legislature. It’s part of a larger effort by anti-abortion lawmakers to …
In most states, now is the time to quit worrying because most state legislatures are wrapping up by now. But in Louisiana, state lawmakers don’t get started in Baton Rouge until mid-April, and they don’t finish up until mid-June And the kratom industry, …
(KMDL-FM) It's called America's Favorite Jackpot Game and in Louisiana we have been playing Powerball via the Louisiana Lottery since March 5,1995. A Louisiana sold ticker earned the first Powerball jackpot for the state back in 2003 when a single …
The Louisiana Lottery offers several draw games for those aiming to win big. Here’s a look at May 19, 2025, results for each game: Winning Powerball numbers from May 19 drawing 13-14-37-50-60, Powerball: 11, Power Play: 2 Check Powerball payouts and …
Jails in Louisiana are falling short in their care for incarcerated women, including a few that use leg irons on those who are pregnant, a new report from the state's legislative auditor shows. The report adds new data points to a pattern of faltering …
(Photo via: Louisiana State Police) OAN Staff Abril Elfi 5:49 PM – Monday, May 19, 2025 Gary C. Price, one of 10 inmates who escaped the Orleans Justice Center jail last Friday, has been recaptured, with six of them still on the run. On Monday, Louisiana …
A new review has raised more questions about a $780,000 loan from a Baton Rouge company to a state official who helped oversee a program designed to plug abandoned oil wells. The loan — used to help Johnny Adams and his wife, Baton Rouge Metro Councilwoman …
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