Powerball prize sold in Boutte still unclaimed If you bought a Louisiana Lottery Powerball ticket in Boutte recently, you may just want to check those numbers. A winning ticket of $50,000 was recently purchased at […]
If you had told many people a few weeks back that the Saints, LSU football and the Pelicans would all be in the position they are today, they’d have probably shot you some funny looks, […]
When I attended Southeastern Louisiana University, I worked several jobs to help pay for my college education. There was no TOPS program when I was in school, and we didn’t have easy access to student […]
A couple of weeks ago, I saw the play Steel Magnolias at the Thibodaux Playhouse. I had seen the play before and also the movie but this time I was moved to tears over the […]
Hundreds of bills move through the legislative process each year, and many eventually become new laws. There’s one new law in particular that deals with the Treasury and our Unclaimed Property Program, and I’m asking […]
The competition is fierce, and the competitors are upping their game to get your attention. I am sure you have seen it. How could you not? It’s everywhere. It’s on the roads… on your television… […]
“No taxation without representation!” the slogan that originated during the 1700s and started a Revolution. In the past 300 years, very little has changed with regards to our view of taxes. Who do we tax? […]
Recently, I participated in a national TV interview on CNN regarding an important lawsuit. I joined this lawsuit with 17 other Attorneys General and two Governors on the legality of the Affordable Care Act. It […]
If there ever were a time in U.S. history when the phrase “elections have consequences” would be most accurate, now would be that time. The contrast between the past and current United States President could […]
N.O. mayor says they may be on their way out – mostly Anyone who opened the mail to find a “camera ticket” from New Orleans is likely waiting for Mayor LaToya Cantrell’s move on getting […]
If trade tariffs continue, a petrochemical industry representative warns it could jeopardize jobs, goods and billions of dollars in investment for Louisiana. Petrochem- heavy St. Charles Parish with major companies like Dow, Monsanto and Valero […]
Aucoin: Deeper water translates into more work and jobs at ports Paul Aucoin is straight to point about the implications of dredging the mouth of Mississippi River when he says, “It’s all about the jobs.” […]
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