House Bill 517 would change the tax on vapor products from $0.15 per milliliter to 33% of the invoice price.

The issue has resurfaced under United States Secretary of Health and Human Services Robert F. Kennedy Jr., who has spoken against the use of fluoride in public drinking water.

Louisiana State Representative Larry Bagley, R-Stonewall, says Louisiana is the only red state that requires them and is confident that there’s enough support to win approval this time around.

A leaked memo reveals that $12 million in grant funding from the Centers for Disease Control & Prevention could be at risk to DOGE cuts.

Senate Bill 11 removes the 10 mph under the seed limit parameter, which means someone driving the speed limit, but obstructing the flow of traffic by driving in the left lane may be cited.

According to Dr. Larue, the human voice is crucial to excellent, effective poetry. Since AI lacks this quality, it’s easy to distinguish what’s been generated.

Texas Senate Bill 762 stipulates that students, teachers, and others on public school campuses could be fined $500 for each day an unapproved flag [Pride, Black Lives Matter] is displayed after they’re told to take it down.

Research by the Food and Nutrition Service shows that participants in similar incentive programs consume 26% more fruits and vegetables than non-participants.

In all, the Texas House Homeland Security, Public Safety & Veterans’ Affairs Committee heard testimony on more than a dozen proposals to lessen firearm restrictions in the state.

Louisiana lawmakers will have their hands full, with more than 850 prefiled bills to consider before the regular legislative session is scheduled to end on June 12.