In what may have been the apex of Gov. Bobby Jindal’s power and influence over the Legislature, his team pressed non-stop to push through a far-reaching package of education bills in the first three weeks of this year’s session, which is considered warp speed at the Capitol. […]
The “fiscal cliff,” so to speak, is fast approaching and if it is not addressed by Congress and the President, the state of the nation could take a steep slide.
Nearly 15 months after two homes were burglarized in Luling, police were able to make an arrest based upon an empty soft drink can.
Rathborne Park has become a popular destination for residents in Luling and Mimosa due to its wooded walking path and playground, but new upgrades should draw even more to the park in the coming years.
It’s that time of year when Team Jindal tells us the horror story about the “fiscal cliff.”
The nation’s long election ordeal is over. While that may be good news, we must temper it with the fact that Congress is now back in session.
Growing up as a young African-American in St. Rose’s Preston Hollow neighborhood, Tim Adams never believed that he would one day head a nearly $50 million defense firm.
It was a close election and, as a result, the federal government line-up is unchanged. The Democrats still own the Presidency and Senate and the Republicans have control of the House.
After Hurricane Sandy battered the Northeastern coast of the country in late October, the news came out quickly that the storm had resulted in more destruction than originally anticipated.
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