Meg Farris

Attorney General Liz Murrill argues FDA rules allowing telemedicine prescriptions and mail delivery of mifepristone undermine the state's abortion ban.

Living with cerebral palsy, the 29-year-old Westbank Athletic Club regular is getting stronger, walking better, and inspiring everyone around her to push harder.

With 7,800 children on the state assistance waitlist after pandemic funding expired, some families may never receive help before kindergarten.

As a nationwide electrician shortage grows, more Louisianans are turning to paid union apprenticeships with benefits, job security and no college debt.

Gaming labs, Comic Cons, disaster relief, and community connection helped Terrebonne Parish libraries win a prestigious national award.

Parents of 17-year-old Jacque St. Ann remember their son’s life as attorneys allege multiple companies failed to secure the long-abandoned building.

Five years after Hurricane Ida permanently closed the mall, owners agree to address security, cleanup and lighting concerns as city pauses fines pending progress.

Five years after Hurricane Ida, Father Antonio Farrugia's efforts helped bring free home rebuilding projects to hundreds of families across Terrebonne Parish.

A LaPlace woman was among the first in Louisiana to try a newly approved treatment doctors say can improve survival while preserving quality of life.

Storm-damaged schools, homes and public buildings are finally seeing repairs, but residents say progress has come slowly since Hurricane Ida made landfall in 2021.