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Louisiana is facing up to $250 million in education budget cuts to make up for the state government's budget shortfall.

Louisiana faces possible budget cuts up to $250 million

Bryce Oufnac, Staff Writer • October 16, 2024

The Louisiana education budget is facing possible cuts of up to $250 million for the 2025-2026 school year to make up for the state government’s budget shortfall.  These cuts could affect preschool...

Landry hopes to hold a special session after Election Day but before Thanksgiving, when he can pass a series of bills which would implement a flat income tax rate, expand the breadth of services which would have a sales tax and restructure corporate taxes.

Gov. Landry proposes major Louisiana tax overhaul

Isaac Snegaroff, Contributing Writer • October 10, 2024

As Louisiana is staring down the barrel of a potential $500 million budget deficit, Gov. Jeff Landry and Revenue Secretary Richard Nelson are proposing a comprehensive tax overhaul plan that would...

The Leah Chase school is the first public school to open in New Orleans in eighteen years.

Non-charter school opens in New Orleans

Gretchen Deutsch, Contributing Writer • October 10, 2024

The Leah Chase School opened its doors to students on Aug. 6 following District Superintendent Avis Williams’ decision to make it a non-charter school.   Lafayette Academy,  previously located...

Mifepristone and misoprostol are now Schedule IV classified substances in Louisiana.

Louisiana is first state to mark mifepristone and misoprostol as classified substances

Olivia Warren, Lillian Foster, and Sami Gitlin • October 2, 2024

Louisiana is officially the first state in the country to identify the drugs mifepristone and misoprostol as Schedule IV controlled substances. These drugs are commonly used to induce abortions, which...

A new sales tax increase across the state was passed by Governor Jeff Landry's new tax plan to make up for cuts in corporate and personal income taxes.

Governor signs executive order on free speech at Louisiana colleges

Olivia Warren, News Editor • October 2, 2024

On Oct. 1, Gov. Jeff Landry signed an executive order to officially request advice from the Louisiana Board of Regents in order to improve freedom of expression on college campuses.   The Board...

On Sept. 13, Gov. Jeff Landry held a press conference confronting the New Orleans Sewage and Water Board about their hurricane preparedness just two days after Hurricane Francine hit the Gulf Coast.

Gov. Landry denies $29 million request for hurricane preparedness infrastructure

Bryce Oufnac, Staff Writer • October 2, 2024

On Sept. 13, Gov. Jeff Landry landed at the Louis Armstrong New Orleans International Airport for a press conference with New Orleans and Louisiana officials. Among the chaos, Landry confronted the...

“We got to take care of each other, and one way to take care of each other is not only to take personal responsibility for looking out for our friends but also to demand accountability of public officials,” said event chair and Loyola University New Orleans professor Joe Givens.

NOLAxNOLA College Showcase to empower college students through voter registration

Ryann Goldberg, Associate News Editor • September 25, 2024

Amid rising concerns about the lack of voter registration resources on Louisiana college campuses, the College Communities of C.A.R.E. is holding the first annual NOLAxNOLA College Showcase on Oct....

Representative Chuck Owen, R-Leesville said, “there are physicians who to this day are fearful of coming because they are afraid their hospital or the State of Louisiana will come after them.”

House committee to review potential harassment of Louisiana doctors

Madison Trace, Contributing Writer • September 25, 2024

On Sept. 25, the Louisiana State House Select Committee on Homeland Security will meet in Baton Rouge to review the Louisiana state government’s actions during the COVID-19 pandemic.   The...

The 14 arrested protestors from April's pro-Palestinian encampment were acquitted on Sept. 20.

Judge acquits 14 pro-Palestinian encampment protestors

Olivia Warren and Lillian Foster • September 20, 2024

On Friday, Sept. 20, the 14 protestors from the pro-Palestinian encampment on Tulane University’s campus in April were acquitted on all charges.   At least two of the acquitted are suspended...

A new sales tax increase across the state was passed by Governor Jeff Landry's new tax plan to make up for cuts in corporate and personal income taxes.

Professors, students talk Gov. Jeff Landry critical race theory ban

Lillian Foster, Breaking News Editor • September 11, 2024

Gov. Jeff Landry issued an executive order on Aug. 27 banning instruction related to critical race theory in public K-12 schools.    Critical race theory is an advanced academic concept that...

Critical race theory is now banned in Louisiana public schools.

Louisiana Gov. Jeff Landry bans critical race theory in K-12 public schools

Lillian Foster, Breaking News Editor • September 4, 2024

  On Aug. 27, Gov. Jeff Landry issued an executive order banning pedagogy related to critical race theory in public K-12 schools.   Critical race theory is an advanced academic concept...

A new report shows that Tulane's annual economic impact on Louisiana is $5.2 billion, contributing $2.3 billion annually in New Orleans alone.

Tulane’s economic impact on Louisiana

Joscelyn Caldwell, Staff Writer • August 28, 2024

A new report released on Aug. 2 by Econsult Solutions Inc. details Tulane University’s extensive economic impact on New Orleans and the state of Louisiana. The report shows Tulane’s $5.2 billion...

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