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The legislative audit found that between 2023 and 2025, DOTD weighed fewer trucks, identified fewer violations and issued fewer penalties than in years past. That in turn produced less revenue to improve road conditions throughout Louisiana.
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A severe labor shortage in the semiconductor workforce, during a historic industry boom, are just two of the factors which inspired Louisiana Tech to join a national initiative to be part of the solution to a looming labor crisis.
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The agreement will allow for training and mentorship opportunies as students and researchers work together across disciplines to tackle major health, scientific, and technological challenges.
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An estimated 13.5 million Americans are stalked annually according to researchers, with 72% threatened with physical harm. Louisiana's new lease law went into effect for stalking victims on August 1.
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New state restrictions went into effect in Texas on Friday, while a pending federal ban has Louisiana's THC industry leaders scrambling to prevent what could be a fatal blow.
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“Hyperion” - Meta’s nickname for the Richland Parish Data Center, is an allusion to the Greek "Titan of Heavenly Light." It is a symbolic reference by founder, chairman and CEO Mark Zuckerberg that they are preparing for the emergence of artificial superintelligence.
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There are now 582 operating and planned data centers across Texas, 138 of which are in the state’s tax break program, according to published reports, with only 20 audited so far.
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Arkansas set records for the number of visitors and how much money they spent in 2025. Tourism leaders credit at least some of the state's success to being an easily accessible, centrally located, cost friendly, outdoor recreation destination.
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The U.S. Representative made the decision after Republicans redrew La’s 6th Congressional District, from majority-Black favoring Democrats, to one favoring Republicans.
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Arkansas Attorney General Tim Griffin spent part of this week promoting his upcoming Consumer Fraud and Protection Summit on Monday, September 28, and Tuesday, September 29.
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Immigration attorneys worry the executive order could force health providers to determine the legal status of pregnant women before providing care, potentially endangering their lives and those of their unborn children.
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The FDA says its investigation is still focused on Taylor Farms and that the agency did not apologize to Taco Bell or the lettuce supplier, only informing them of the false-positive test result for Cyclospora.