The Biden Administration’s recent series of oil and gas restrictions and regulations has Louisiana Oil and Gas Association interim president Mike Moncla concerned about the industry’s future…
The Administration says the moves are needed to begin the process of significantly lowering the nation’s carbon output which, along with the rest of the world’s participation, is the only way to avoid catastrophic global temperature increases.
The number of COVID patients in Louisiana hospitals has finally fallen below 18-hundred after setting a series of new daily high numbers earlier this month. Governor John Bel Edwards says that’s good news, but….
Cut 12 (09) “…delivery system”
A controversial figure has joined the race for the 5th Congressional District: a man once convicted of murdering an eight year old, but who is awaiting a retrial due to the US Supreme Court’s ruling that non-unanimous jury verdicts are unconstitutional. Errol Victor Sr. is a St. John The Baptist Parish pastor and ULM Political Science Professor Joshua Stockley says wonders if Victor truly wants to represent the state…
Qualifying has wrapped up for the two March special elections. Alexandria Lawmaker Lance Harris announced that he will not be running for the 5th again after taking second place in December, leaving frontrunner Julia Letlow without a major challenger.
In the 2nd Congressional District Race the two early frontrunners appear to be New Orleans State Senators Karen Carter Peterson and Troy Carter. Peterson has secured an endorsement from star Democratic organizer Stacy Abrams while Carter won the backing of the seat’s former occupant, Cedric Richmond.