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Nell Nolan: Saints Gala in Paris; Excelencia 2026; Justice for All Ball 2026
Oui, Paris!
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LSU president is looking for a leader with ‘new ideas’ to turn around LSU New Orleans
LSU President Wade Rousse knows that whoever is chosen to lead LSU New Orleans will face a formidable task.
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Democrats are poised to take over the U.S. House, ousting Louisianans from leadership
WASHINGTON – Democrats are set to take control of the U.S. House, which will oust the two Louisiana Republicans who have led the lower chamber for the past three years.
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French Quarter will see more Louisiana State Police patrols next year. See details.
State trooper patrols of the French Quarter would nearly double next year under a plan by Gov. Jeff Landry’s administration, which has pledged to tackle crime and quality of life issues in New Orleans’ downtown core.
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Is Tiger Stadium the loudest venue in college football? LSU hopes to reclaim title against Bama
LSU is seeking to break the sound barrier.
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Letters: Could U.S. data centers become targets?
I agree with those concerned about the constant noise generated by data centers and the immense energy and water consumption. But there is another concern I have not seen mentioned.
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Letters: Baton Rouge water bills unfairly charge for unused drainage
The dry weather dominating nightly news is more than an inconvenience for lawns — it is quietly inflating many Baton Rouge residents’ sewer bills for an entire year.
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Letters: A data center by any other name?
Re: “Gov. Jeff Landry to call data centers ‘digital factories’ as he adds conditions to tax breaks,” Oct. 29.
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Despite his reelection, U.S. House Speaker Mike Johnson’s ‘nightmare scenario’ becomes reality
Bearing a tight smile, U.S. House Speaker Mike Johnson took the stage on election night wearing two hats.
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Letters: Giving back to the community with a horse race?
Saints and Pelicans owner Gayle Benson is proposing to bring the Breeder's Cup to New Orleans, and The Times-Picayune reports it would require $50 million to $100 million in upgrades to the Fair Grounds. It brings joy to my heart…
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Letters: Capitalism needs better safety net for emergencies
In a system known as “Free Markets, Shared Foundations,” you make as much as you can and you never lose the basics.
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Letters: Credit card change could hurt small businesses
I recently read an op-ed in this newspaper arguing that the Durbin-Marshall credit card mandates would ease pressure on Louisiana businesses and keep our economy growing. As an entrepreneur, I understand the appeal. But after 20 years running a video…
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Letters: Congress can make a bipartisan difference this year
Elections seem to be about who can raise the most money or which PAC produces the most inflammatory advertisement, each party slamming the other. But what are the issues they care about? Current members of Congress have bipartisan opportunities to…
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Mike Johnson
Speaker of the House Mike Johnson addresses the crowd at his reelection watch party in Shreveport on Nov. 3, 2026.
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Letters: Time to curb reckless driving in Jefferson Parish
Congratulations to Jefferson Parish Sheriff Joe Lopinto and his department on the parish being on pace to record its lowest number of homicides in at least six decades. As a resident for over 45 years, I appreciate the absolutely outstanding…
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District Attorney candidate Ryan Thompson speaks to supporters and media as election results begin to solidify in favor of Hillar Moore on Tuesday, November 3, 2026, in Baton Rouge, Louisiana.
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District Attorney candidate Ryan Thompson speaks to supporters and media as election results begin to solidify in favor of Hillar Moore on Tuesday, November 3, 2026, in Baton Rouge, Louisiana.
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District Attorney candidate Ryan Thompson is pictured during election night on Tuesday, November 3, 2026, in Baton Rouge, Louisiana.
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Caddo Parish Commissioner and candidate for Shreveport Mayor Stormy Gage-Watts celebrates advancing to a runoff Tuesday, Nov. 3, 2026, at her election night watch party at Union Masonic Temple PHA in Shreveport, La.
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Caddo Parish Commissioner and candidate for Shreveport Mayor Stormy Gage-Watts celebrates advancing to a runoff Tuesday, Nov. 3, 2026, at her election night watch party at Union Masonic Temple PHA in Shreveport, La.