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Transgender Louisianians will no longer receive Medicaid reimbursement for any gender-affirming care prescriptions if their provider uses certain gender-related diagnosis codes, according to multiple LGBTQ+ organizations.
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The Louisiana Public Defender Oversight Board voted 5-4 Monday to uphold the ouster of five attorneys who lead local public defender offices. The decision follows the replacement of more than half of the board’s members over the past six weeks.
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Louisiana lawmakers are sending $7.5 million into three LSU System institutions to help replace lost federal research funding.
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Many rural Louisianans who were promised access to fiber internet may be out of luck.
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Louisiana legislators have approved a plan to give most college athletic programs in Louisiana nearly $2 million in state tax revenue annually.
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Daughter says mom 'gave me life twice' with kidney donation as pair graduate nursing school togetherTwo years after a Louisiana mother donated her kidney to her daughter, the duo graduated together from nursing school.
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In a surprise agenda change for Wednesday’s meeting, the Louisiana Public Service Commission will consider terminating a statewide energy efficiency program it just recently hired a contractor to run after spending 14 years to create it.
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Citing few renewable options and projected price jumps, industries in one state propose their own power generation, free from monopoly utilities.
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A small, mid-major university in Lake Charles, Louisiana is making an impact in the NCAA Men’s Basketball Tournament.
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The City of New Orleans won't have to pay a $90 million settlement to its school board, though it does have to honor the first payment, a judge ruled on Wednesday.
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That'll require millions of recipients and applicants to visit agency field offices rather than interact with the agency over the phone.
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With Hoffman’s execution, Louisiana joins Alabama as the only other state in the U.S. to use the controversial gas method on a person condemned to death.