The state health department reported over one-thousand COVID cases among nursing home residents last week, an increase of about 300 from the week before. But state health officer Doctor Joe Kanter says there is some good news…
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A leading provider of online health care to women is now available in Louisiana. Nurx delivers online consultations with medical professionals, pharmacy services and specialized care; all via the Internet. Dr. Adrienne Robertson says they are ready to assist with a number of women’s health needs…:
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For more information go to Nurx-dot-com.

Governor John Bel Edwards will hold a press conference at 2 PM today as he’ll release details of his spending plan for the next fiscal year. It’s expected to contain more dollars for education. Louisiana Federation of Teachers legislative director Cynthia Posey also hopes legislators will address some of the education reforms that have forced a lot of teachers out of the profession. She says it’s difficult for teachers to have their voices heard when the legislative session begins…
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Today marks the beginning of tax season as Louisiana residents can begin filing their state and federal returns. Though the process can seem complicated, Certified Public Accountant Conner Brown says a little information can go a long way to helping you maximize your return and minimize what you owe.
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The federal tax day is April 18th, while the deadline to file state taxes is May 16th.