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In 2016, Edwards said Landry was "on the wrong side of the law and the wrong side of history" after the state attorney general went to court to block an Executive Order on workforce protections for LGBTQ employees.

TL;DR - eat healthy, exercise, and get enough sleep

HB 689 sailed through the state House, 96 to 0.

After eight years of legal wrangling, as six coastal parishes stand on the brink of unlocking billions to repair the environmental damages allegedly caused by illegal and largely unpermitted activities of Big Oil, the state legislature considers a bill that would strike down the lawsuits and throw out a breakthrough $100 million settlement already negotiated with one of the companies involved.

As necessity becomes the mother of adaptation people search for splendor.

“I am not in no racket. I am not in no organized crime.” - Carlos Marcello

Memo advises GOP legislators to buck Trump White House guidelines and ignore the advice and recommendations of public health experts.

Tulane University’s most illustrious living artistic alumnus shares his wisdom and muses on Louisiana, life, spirituality, creativity, and Abraham Lincoln.

There is at least one positive to the sudden celebrity of a renegade Pentecostal pastor: It’s exposed the man as the criminal fraudster he had been all along.

Despite all the uncertainty in what the post-pandemic future holds, one thing we can be certain of -- the present situation could have been far worse.