On Monday a New Orleans judge put a temporary hold on a trigger law that bans abortion in Louisiana once Roe v. Wade was overturned. An attorney for the plaintiffs, the Center for Reproductive Rights says the trigger law is unconstitutional and vague and violates due process. But Sarah Zagorski with the Louisiana Right to Life disagrees.
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A hearing on the restraining order is set for July 8th. Meanwhile, abortions can resume in Louisiana.

A bill to establish colleges as a “hunger-free campus” in Louisiana has been signed into law. University of Louisiana System President Jim Henderson says the legislation is designed to address food insecurities among college students.
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The law establishes a task force to create action plans focused on food insecurities on college campuses.

House Speaker Clay Schexnayder says he’s considering running for Lt. Governor next year. More from Kevin Gallagher…:
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A look at the tropics shows a tropical wave moving south of Louisiana to Texas and forecasters are expecting a named storm to develop north of South America, but what would be named Bonnie is headed towards Central America.