by Editorial Staff | Jun 20, 2025 | Insurance, Legislature, Louisiana
Insurance costs are crushing Louisiana residents — and they want answers. In 2024, Governor Jeff Landry called three special sessions on everything from crime to finances, and even flirted with a constitutional convention. Yet, despite overwhelming demand, there was...
by Michael Lunsford | Jun 13, 2025 | Legislature, Louisiana, Podcast, School Choice, Sunshine
Podcast: Play in new window | Download💸💸💸 Count along with me as we look through some (just some) of the ridiculous, frivolous spending contained in a single Senate committee amendment to Louisiana’s state budget. It adds up to $106 million, and that’s not...
by Editorial Staff | May 19, 2025 | Legislature, Louisiana
While the public debate over carbon capture and property rights continues to heat up, a quiet legislative maneuver may have already tipped the scales. Senate Bill 244, authored by Senator Bob Hensgens, became a sprawling 219-page substitute bill that rewrites vast...
by Editorial Staff | May 15, 2025 | Legislature
For years, Louisiana’s oil and gas industry has been under siege. It’s not from new regulations or environmental disasters, but from a wave of lawsuits over decades-old operations that were legal and routine when they occurred. These so-called “legacy lawsuits”...
by Letters to the Editor | May 13, 2025 | Legislature, Louisiana
by Richard D Cloud – Lafayette, LA As a Louisiana voter who has long supported meaningful legal reform, I want to extend my sincere thanks to the members of the Louisiana House of Representatives who took decisive action in the opening weeks of the Legislative...
by Editorial Staff | May 12, 2025 | Legislature, Louisiana
Just about everyone in the state is watching to see whether our state legislature can pull off tort reform or any meaningful action that would ultimately reduce insurance rates in the state. But this session is not dedicated to insurance, even if it feels like it....