Jeff Landry can't keep New Orleans homeless residents in single encampment, judge rules
A New Orleans judge ruled Friday that Gov. Jeff Landry’s administration cannot keep homeless residents in a state-sanctioned encampment, after those residents sued alleging violations of their constitutional rights.
Gov. Jeff Landry is attempting to carry out the most sweeping change in Louisiana’s tax structure since adoption of the state ...
A judge issued a temporary restraining order on October 24, halting Louisiana state efforts to clear homeless encampments ...
Just about everyone is going to get a cut,” said Steven Procopio, president of the Public Affairs Research Council for ...
In September, Landry discussed the online bullying she received after going viral for her appearance during Miami Swim Week.
Jeff Landry is leaving Louisiana just days before he wants state legislators to adopt his complicated tax plan.
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Louisiana Gov. Jeff Landry’s tax plan raises concerns for local budgetsThe governor’s cabinet continues to pitch his tax reform plan to legislators in hopes of them passing it in a special session ...
(The Center Square) — The Louisiana Legislature could soon contemplate the state’s most comprehensive tax overhaul in decades ...
A major rewrite of Article VII of Louisiana’s constitution is being considered by Louisiana lawmakers as part of broader tax reforms proposed by Gov. Jeff Landry, The Center Square reports. The ...
Today on Louisiana Considered, we learn why Gov. Landry will be relying on Democrats to pass some of his proposals. We hear ...
In June, Gov. Jeff Landry hosted several Republican governors to express their concern over the impact of the Biden ...
Murrill announced the lawsuit Tuesday while Gov. Jeff Landry held a news conference in Baton Rouge to address the state's ...
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