The attorney general of Louisiana files a trio of lawsuits against CVS. Andrew Greenstein reports.

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There will be a normal horse racing season at the New Orleans Fair Grounds this year. It will begin as it traditionally does on Thanksgiving Day after an agreement was reached that satisfies the track’s owner Churchill Downs, who is upset the Louisiana Supreme Court said they can’t have historic horse racing machines without a public vote.

Governor Jeff Landry was in Bossier City today to sign legislation that he says will bring Louisianans from a state of dependence to independence. He signed bills that will move the TANF and SNAP programs from the Department of Children and Family Services to the Louisiana Workforce Commission. Landry says this reorganization will give L-W-C the opportunity to help low income individuals, who are seeking government assistance, find a job…

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Louisiana Gaming Control Board Chairman Christopher Hebert says the state has sent over 40 cease and desist letters to offshore wagering platforms that are conducting business in Louisiana….

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Hebert says these illegal are taking tax dollars away from Louisiana.