With just an hour left in the regular session, the Louisiana Senate on Thursday killed a controversial bill that would have barred companies from owning both pharmacy benefits managers and pharmacies.

A bill to ask voters whether the Louisiana Legislature should have more power to decide who gets civil service protections ...

BATON ROUGE--The 2025 legislative session ended Thursday with lawmakers passing a bill to tighten the rules on companies that work as middlemen managing pharmacy benefits. But the Senate let a more ...

Louisiana Attorney General Liz Murrill plans to send a cease and desist letter to CVS for mass text messages sent to ...

Amendment to Senate Bill designates New Orleans track as "historic site," says "demolition, structural alteration, sale or ...

() − Louisiana lawmakers passed the state’s $49.3 billion general appropriations budget (House Bill 1) on the final day of ...

Thursday to approve a $53.5 billion budget without objecting to any of the major changes the Senate had made earlier this week.

Louisiana House Speaker Phillip DeVillier issued a warning Wednesday against the Legislature's growing reliance on task ...

Louisiana lawmakers concluded their 2025 legislative session on Thursday by passing the state’s $51 billion budget.

Lawmakers pass $51B budget without Gov. Landry’s proposed LA GATOR voucher plan, redirecting funds to tutoring and local ...

Plan includes $1.2 billion dollars for one-time expenses such as roads and bridges, college campus improvements ...

The texts urgently ask residents to contact their lawmakers, claiming a bill in the session threatens their access to pharmacies and medications.