Louisiana Governor Jeff Landry declares hurricane emergency for Tropical Storm Francine
Gov. Jeff Landry has declared a statewide emergency to prepare for a likely Louisiana landfall of what will be Hurricane Francine this week. "We want the citizens of the state not to panic, but to be prepared," Landry said late Monday during a press conference with his Louisiana Governor's Office of Homeland Security Secretary Jacques Thibodeaux.
There should be no excuse,” Landry said. “There really should be no excuse to increase premiums just because of this storm.” ...
The Louisiana Board of Ethics has declined Gov. Jeff Landry’s request to waive a $100 fine for filing his 2023 annual ...
Governor Jeff Landry held a press conference to discuss damages and the recovery plan for the aftermath of Hurricane Francine ...
Or legislators could reduce tax rates and keep two taxes that are scheduled to expire on June 30. One is a temporary .45-cent ...
Gov. Jeff Landry met with New Orleans officials Friday, where he pressed them on how to fix the city's flooding ...
Governor Landry said he is well aware of the challenges now facing the New Orleans Sewerage and Water Board. He wants to ...
The Governors Coalition for Energy Choice aims to minimize government regulation and "limit expensive energy mandates." ...
Landry is now focused on winning legislative approval for a scaled-back plan that would revamp Louisiana’s tax system during ...
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