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Louisiana lawmakers discuss changes to Department of Children and Family services in wake of multiple child abuse-related deaths

Wednesday, March 18 by Louisiana Radio Network

State Senators are fed up and want solutions on how the Department of Children and Family Services can be more effective in preventing serious injuries or deaths after the state agency gets involved in child abuse cases. Baton Rouge Senator Regina Barrow says there... Read More.

Louisiana Department of Conservation and Energy, U.S. Geological Survey team up to study increased earthquake activity in northwest Louisiana

Thursday, March 12 by Louisiana Radio Network

The Louisiana Department of Conservation and Energy is working with the U.S. Geological Survey to get to the bottom of why there's been a sudden spike in earthquake activity in northwest Louisiana. It was spurred by a magnitude 4.9 quake last week; and since... Read More.

Louisiana crawfish processors suffering as U.S. Department of Homeland Security halts H-2B applications for skilled guest workers

Thursday, March 12 by Louisiana Radio Network

The commissioner of agriculture and forestry is sounding the alarm over the lack of crawfish peelers in the state. Mike Strain says this is because the Department of Homeland Security has stopped processing H-2B applications for skilled guest workers, preventing them from coming back. "A... Read More.

Louisiana Department of Wildlife and Fisheries to consider creation of recreational alligator hunting season

Thursday, March 12 by Louisiana Radio Network

Louisiana could soon have a recreational alligator hunting season. There's a commercial alligator hunting season, but Franklin Senator Robert Allain says with the number of alligators increasing in the state, he would like to open alligator hunting to recreational hunters. Read More.

Louisiana Department of Insurance sets benchmarks for fortified roof premium discounts

Wednesday, March 11 by Louisiana Radio Network

The Department of Insurance releases its benchmarks for hurricane-only premium discounts for fortified roofs. Commissioner Tim Temple says there are a total of nine tiers, and they're based on two factors. "They're based on whether you are in north, central or south Louisiana, and... Read More.

Shreveport Water and Sewerage Department issues citywide boil advisory due to water main break

Monday, March 2 by Louisiana Radio Network

Shreveport is dealing with a water crisis as a citywide boil advisory has been issued after a water main busted over the weekend resulting in low water pressure for many residents. Shreveport Mayor Tom Arceneaux says to restore water pressure to all customers, crews... Read More.

Louisiana Governor Jeff Landry is seeking additional state funding in next fiscal year’s budget for Department of Corrections

Monday, March 2 by Louisiana Radio Network

A House committee begins holding hearings today on Governor Landry's spending plan for the next fiscal year. The governor's office is seeking an $82 million increase in state funding for its corrections department as the prison population has grown. Appropriations Chair Jack MacFarland says... Read More.

Department of Homeland Security warns of potential attacks amid Iran operation

Monday, March 2 by ABC News

(WASHINGTON) -- The Department of Homeland Security has warned of potential lone-wolf and cyberattacks amid the ongoing strikes in Iran, according to a law enforcement bulletin obtained by ABC News."Although a large-scale physical attack is unlikely, Iran and its proxies probably pose a persistent... Read More.

New data from Louisiana Department of Insurance shows positive movement in state’s insurance market

Thursday, February 26 by Louisiana Radio Network

New data released by the Louisiana Department of Insurance shows private auto insurance rates declined on average nearly 6% in 2025, while homeowners' insurance rates rose slightly. Insurance Commissioner Tim Temple says the decrease in auto premiums is due to a reduction in accidents.... Read More.

Louisiana Department of Health launches Project M.O.M. to assist pregnant women with substance use disorders

Monday, February 16 by Louisiana Radio Network

Accidental overdose has been the leading cause of pregnancy-related deaths in Louisiana since 2018. Secretary of Health, Bruce Greenstein says, in an effort to keep women alive and families intact, the Department of Health has launched a program to bridge the gaps between emergency... Read More.

Stories tagged with: department

Louisiana lawmakers discuss changes to Department of Children and Family services in wake of multiple child abuse-related deaths

Louisiana Department of Conservation and Energy, U.S. Geological Survey team up to study increased earthquake activity in northwest Louisiana

Louisiana crawfish processors suffering as U.S. Department of Homeland Security halts H-2B applications for skilled guest workers

Louisiana Department of Wildlife and Fisheries to consider creation of recreational alligator hunting season

Louisiana Department of Insurance sets benchmarks for fortified roof premium discounts

Shreveport Water and Sewerage Department issues citywide boil advisory due to water main break

Louisiana Governor Jeff Landry is seeking additional state funding in next fiscal year’s budget for Department of Corrections

Department of Homeland Security warns of potential attacks amid Iran operation

New data from Louisiana Department of Insurance shows positive movement in state’s insurance market

Louisiana Department of Health launches Project M.O.M. to assist pregnant women with substance use disorders

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