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Louisiana becomes the first state in the country to hold car manufacturers legally liable in court for failing to comply with protective orders.
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Louisiana House Bill 479, aims to enhance the notification process to witnesses and crime victims.
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A major component of SB 14 includes banning certain artificial colors and additives in meals served in schools.
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Texas Senate Bill 16 passed the Senate on a party-line vote, but the bill never made it to the House floor for consideration.
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Disagreements between the Texas House and Senate stalled progress on the proposal over the weekend.
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On May 31, the Pilots won the 2025 NAIA Baseball National Championship at the Avista NAIA World Series.
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The Trump administration has proposed cutting $308 million from the Essential Air Service program. The EAS program subsidizes airlines to serve regional airports.
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The Pilots win LSU Shreveport’s first-ever national title in any sport and claim their spot in history as the only undefeated men’s college baseball team in history.
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Texas House Bill 4 would replace STAAR with three shorter tests given throughout the year, offering results within 24 hours to help teachers adjust instruction.
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These federal funding cuts come at a particularly challenging time for the 13.5% of U.S. households identified as food insecure.
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Texas Senate Bill 13 would allow for the creation of advisory councils, if at least 20% of parents in a school district sign a petition to do so.
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In the Fall semester of 2024, 10,800 students were enrolled at LSUS, a 17% increase from the previous semester, which also produced record-breaking enrollment for the school.