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The E.D. White Historic Site celebrates 200 years with the Oaks and Origins Festival, showcasing Louisiana’s history, cultural traditions, and community heritage.
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A Monroe man, Adrian Sampson, 21, faces 49 felony charges after investigators say he staged multiple vehicle crashes to file fraudulent insurance claims worth more than $150,000.
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The Louisiana Department of Health (LDH) will distribute federal Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program (SNAP) funds to all eligible Louisiana SNAP recipients starting November 7. The Department has also ended staff furloughs and reopened SNAP offices, effective today.
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New Orleans recognized for Best Food City and Best New Tourism Initiative and Louisiana named the State of the Year.
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Here's what to expect at the 2025 Louisiana book festival.
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ChillCo, provides maintenance, repair and parts services for commercial and industrial chilled water systems across the Gulf South plans to expand. This project will create 84 new job opportunities and retain 68 current positions.
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Texas Roots And Blues Singer, Marcia Ball has announced her retirement on Tuesday, October 28.
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The Louisiana Department of Health announces SNAP benefits will not be available starting November 1The Louisiana Department of Health releases information regarding SNAP benefits.
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Secretary of State Nancy Landry reminds voters that Saturday, Nov. 15 is Election Day for the Open General/Orleans Municipal Parochial General Election.
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The Judiciary Commission of Louisiana has announced the election of officers and appointees to serve for the 2025-2026 term.
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Aclara Resources Inc. announced a $277 million investment to construct the first U.S. heavy rare earth separation facility at the Port of Vinton in Calcasieu Parish, bringing nearly 600 new job opportunities.
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The Crawfish Étouffée & Cocktails event connected Hollywood insiders with Louisiana leaders to spotlight the state’s growing film industry and powerful new tax incentives.