The news comes one year after the Louisiana Legislature passed a bill giving the state more power over public defense.

The Many Police Department shared on social media that a traffic stop on March 12 resulted in ICE detaining nine people who were in the country illegally.

Louisiana religious leaders gathered outside the State Capitol to protest the return of the death penalty in our state.

The Honorable Judge Patricia Koch from the Ninth Judicial District Court will resign from her role. Her resignation goes into effect October 15, 2025. Governor Landry issued an executive order on ...

Following the lead of President Donald Trump, Republican Gov. Jeff Landry signed an executive order Thursday that directs ...

Governor Landry addressed a variety of issues impacting Louisiana, including education, crime and the upcoming constitutional ...

The governor was in Monroe today delivering a state of the state address to a large crowd of business and government leaders ...

Louisiana Gov. Jeff Landry said he is readying an executive order that would require state employees who work remotely to ...

Gov. Jeff Landry backs Trump’s tariffs but predicts they could bring economic challenges to Louisiana’s trade-dependent industries.

Gov. Landry supports Amendment 2, aimed at improving Louisiana's economy through tax cuts and tackling retirement debt.

Gov. Jeff Landry, in a lunchtime speech to a Chamber of Commerce gathering in Covington Tuesday, urged support a constitutional amendment overhauling state taxes on the March 29 ballot.

Gov. Jeff Landry’s administration plans to reopen the Jetson Center for Youth in Baker (pictured above) later this year. The juvenile justice facility was shut down over a decade ago.