Transgender Louisianians on Medicaid being denied coverage for gender-affirming care

New Orleans parents say they’re anxious about school closures, want more communication from leaders

A recent report found that most New Orleans schools don’t have enough students, which could trigger more closures.

'Army of lawyers.' Legal challenges likely in MS Senate race

Senate candidates monitor vote count as possible litigation could put state's courts in uncharted territory

Xavier University unveils portrait of longest-serving first lady Blanche Francis

At a celebration, family and community members reflect on her lasting legacy.

Controversial former prosecutor Hugo Holland wins Caddo judicial race

The former assistant district attorney was instrumental in turning the parish into one of the nation’s leaders in death penalty convictions.

Refusing to ride the blue wave: Louisiana gambles on staying red 

Despite the national mood, Louisiana chose to send a Republican to the U.S. Senate. There are potential consequences to that choice.