Louisiana’s hopes to restore our fragile Gulf of Mexico coast in the future took a setback recently when estimates of the revenue the state will receive from the federal government’s Gulf energy royalties will likely be cut dramatically. […]
There’s good news for southeast Louisiana residents today that President Trump’s administration is chopping off some three years of the permitting process for the planned Mid-Barataria Sediment Diversion Project. […]
A sinking Indian settlement known as Isle de Jean Charles in south Terrebonne Parish may soon be replaced on a 515-acre sugar cane farm near Thibodaux where state officials hope to resettle the residents. […]
After significantly failing to get a meaningful tax cut bill through Congress during Donald Trump’s new administration, one has appeared to have made the mark. […]
Perhaps we should change the name of the Gulf of Mexico to the “Gulf of Plastics,” according to a survey made by Mark Benfield, an LSU oceanographer. […]
There has been good news and bad news about the safety of being in St. Charles Parish lately. […]
Terror struck the world again when as a motor vehicle steered off the road on London Bridge and plowed into more than 20 people, turning an area of bars and restaurants into a scene of human screams, injuries and deaths. […]
It’s been a record 12 years since a Category 3 or above hurricane has made landfall in the United States since Hurricane Wilma did so in October 2005. […]
Our state is trying its best to firm up our southern Gulf of Mexico coast and make it a place for landings and pickups on our North American continent. […]
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