Sam Karlin

In November, John Williams, the top beer lobbyist in Louisiana, sent out a mass email to legislators with an alarming subject line: “Recreational THC is now legal in Louisiana.”

Public Service Commissioner Mike Francis, a Crowley Republican, said he will run for secretary of state this fall, joining a growing field of candidates seeking to unseat incumbent Kyle Ardoin.

An attempt by Louisiana regulators to crack down on consumable hemp products – billed as legal THC by some of the thousands of retailers licensed to sell them – has

Three small nonprofits that help immigrants in Louisiana navigate the asylum process and get on their feet are caught in the middle of a legal battle launched by Attorney General

Democrats in the Louisiana House have lost another member, the second party switch in less than a month amid a yearslong decline in Democratic electoral fortunes.

Today in The Rundown: Lawmakers turn to gambling again, a women's prison stays closed and more Louisiana politics news.

New Orleans and Louisiana voters elected dozens of new leaders on Saturday.

A little over two years after Hurricane Ida exposed the city’s electric grid as fragile and outdated, Entergy New Orleans launched a public campaign aimed at garnering support for an

Investors are betting big on hurricane trends. Here's how they're cashing in on "cat bonds."

“We moved in here hoping this would be our forever home, this would be our last home,” Braud said. “Now, we’re really looking at that option of, do we need to move north of I-12, where presumably insurance rates are a little lower?”