Current News Items
Louisiana’s Education Surge: A Roadmap to Excellence
For the first time, Louisiana ranks #32 in education—our highest ever. Our math and reading growth rates are among the best in the U.S. State leaders continue working together to make Louisiana #1. Read more from BESE Member Kevin Berken on what’s next.
The Hidden Truth Behind the Opposition to RFK’s Confirmation
Health Freedom Louisiana explains that the most significant opposition to RJK, Jr.’s confirmation is his belief that parents should be encouraged to make informed decisions for their children’s health.
William Mills Honored with 2025 Horatio Alger Award
Discover the inspiring story of New Louisiana Foundation’s board member, William P. Mills, III, who received the prestigious 2025 Horatio Alger Award for his outstanding achievements and determination.
Why Does My Congresswoman Live 3.5 Hours Away?
Feeling disconnected and unheard? Learn about the frustrations of how sprawling congressional maps leave communities feeling unrepresented.
Petty Politics at D.C. Mardi Gras: Cassidy vs. Wilder?
D.C. Mardi Gras drama: Rep. Wilder loses tickets after expressing support for Sen. Cassidy’s potential rival.
Brentwood Flag Removal Dispute: What They’re Not Telling You
There’s more to the Brentwood flag removal than you know. The untold story behind Lafayette’s removal of American flags from Brentwood subdivision.
Breaking the Good Ole Boy Network: Restoring Accountability and Transparency in Louisiana Politics
Discover how the Good Ole Boy network in Louisiana impacts our communities. Learn about the backroom deals, nepotism, and wasted resources—and what we can do to bring accountability and transparency to the forefront.
Lafayette’s roll-forward Raised Your TAXES $17.5 MILLION!
Did you know that unscrupulous elected officials can raise taxes without voter approval? It’s called a “roll-forward,” which happens once every four years.
Oops.. They did it Again!
What’s a “usurper” and why does Youngsville seem to have a recurring problem with this particular state law?
Livingston Library Book Wars Rage On
Their last meeting was the first time the Livingston Library board voted to remove five vulgar books from the children’s section. Will the Livingston Parish Council punish their desire to protect children?
