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A Louisiana state legislator is pushing bills to cut income and sales taxes. But economists say the numbers don't add up.

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In a stunning rejection of Republican Gov. Jeff Landry, Louisiana voters turned down all four of his constitutional amendments Saturday.

In a stunning rejection of Republican Gov. Jeff Landry, Louisiana voters turned down all four of his constitutional amendments Saturday.

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Why voting against all four Louisiana constitutional amendments on Saturday will send a clear message to Gov. Jeff Landry.

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Louisiana leaders want more leeway to charge kids as adults. A measure on the March 29 ballot would enable lawmakers to move more teenagers into the adult criminal system.

The Louisiana Supreme Court dismissed a lawsuit challenging the ballot language of Amendment 2, sparking concerns over judicial transparency and voter

Louisianans are being asked to vote on four constitutional amendments which if passed could have an enormous impact on our health, safety and rights for decades to come.

One real possibility (and consequence): More teens could become felons -- and that label is tough to shake.

Voters in Louisiana will decide on four constitutional amendments.

While Amendment 2 contains some good ideas, our editorial board says it was written in haste, is too complex and contains too many worrisome provisions. That's why the board recommends voters reject i...

If Amendment 3 passes, lawmakers would have authority to add crimes to a list of offenses for which juveniles could be treated as adults.