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Local activist sues school board after DA declines to take action

A local activist has filed a lawsuit against the school board after the district attorney declined to pursue charges related to alleged open meetings law violations. The lawsuit claims the school board approved substantive matters in a single collective vote, which limited public comment opportunities and violated Louisiana's open meetings requirements.

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KLFY8h ago
Local Government & Politics

Recall effort against Gov. Jeff Landry fails

A recall effort against Governor Jeff Landry has been unsuccessful. The recall campaign, which sought to remove the governor from office, failed to achieve its objective.

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KATC13h ago
Local Government & Politics

Tallulah native Gary Crockett announces run for Louisiana governor

Gary Crockett, a Tallulah native, businessman, and Navy veteran who recently finished second to Jamie Davis in the Democratic runoff for U.S. Senate, has announced his candidacy for Louisiana governor. His run for statewide office represents another bid for elected leadership after his competitive Senate race.

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KLFY18h ago
Local Government & Politics

18-year-old Alex Savage becomes youngest elected to Carencro City Council

Eighteen-year-old Alex Savage has been elected to the Carencro City Council, becoming the youngest person to hold the position. Savage says his election demonstrates that hard work and determination can lead to success in serving his community.

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