Louisiana Network

A shortage of hand sanitizers has some craft beer breweries and distilleries churning out the disinfectant.

Roughly 24,000 people were warned in mid-February they could lose Medicaid eligibility due to income requirements, with those cancellations set to happen mid-March right as COVID-19 is ramping up.

Lawmakers debated more than two hours over the issue that was killed in committe on a 7-9 vote.

Several protesters marched into Attorney General Jeff Landry’s office on Monday demanding a grand jury look at the evidence from the Alton Sterling investigation.

Secretary of State Tom Schedler says the new machines will function much like the older ones, but feature newer, crisper screens and be easy to set up.

State Immunization Director Dr. Frank Welch credits an aggressive flu shot drive for the drop in influenza cases.

The bill gives teachers a wide leniency to teachers to “take all steps deemed necessary” to the bullying, including involving the police, and personally restraining the offending student.

Motorists are advised to use I-210 as a detour around Lake Charles while work takes place.

Governor John Bel Edwards says the state is working with the Cajun Navy to coordinate efforts.

Extensive rainfall is the major concern as the storm is expected to linger and possibly turn towards Louisiana next week.

Beginning tomorrow--August 1--smoking will no longer be permitted at bars in Lafayette.

President Donald Trump says this has been more difficult for the Jefferson Parish Congressman than we originally thought.