Louisiana Network

A shortage of hand sanitizers has some craft beer breweries and distilleries churning out the disinfectant.

Roughly 24,000 people were warned in mid-February they could lose Medicaid eligibility due to income requirements, with those cancellations set to happen mid-March right as COVID-19 is ramping up.

AAA is warning drivers to be extra cautious on the roads this summer as teens off from school pack the roadways.

Governor John Bel Edwards has requested government assistance to aid in flooding relief.

The Senate has advanced a bill to set a minimum age on marriage to 16, so long as there is not an age gap of four years or greater between the two parties when one is under 18.

Legislation to legalize industrial hemp production and CBD oil in Louisiana cleared the Senate Ag Committee on a 5-2 vote, but with a catch.

A recent report from the United Health Foundation shows in the past six years, physical inactivity among those 65 and older has decreased by 18% in Louisiana.

The state’s not seasonally adjusted unemployment rate is the lowest on record dating back to 1976.

Louisiana state parks will be partnering with the Workforce Commission to hire people with disabilities and special needs to fill jobs for the summer season.

The LSU AgCenter will begin studying to effects of cannabis-based compounds on epileptic seizures, using the common zebrafish as a lab rat.

LSU is launching the state’s largest-ever education fundraising effort, aiming to raise 1.5 billion dollars for the entire LSU system.

There’s less than a month left before federal taxes are due.