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What overturning Roe v. Wade would mean for Louisiana

BY MATTHEW ALBRIGHT | Staff writer​ ​ ​

What happens if the Supreme Court overturns Roe v. Wade? A recently-leaked draft ruling suggests it could be about to happen. 

Like many red states, Louisiana has a law already on the books that would ban abortions as soon as Roe was tossed out. And a whole bunch more other abortion laws are currently making their way though the legislature.

Here's a rundown of what it all means for our state • By Mark Ballard


Some Baton Rouge hotels are hotspots for crime. We've been reporting about why that's the case and just how bad things have gotten at some places. 

A few years ago, Baton Rouge passed a law trying to crack down on those hotels, but it's never been enforced. Now some city leaders are promising to change the laws to give them more teeth.

Here's what that could mean for the city • By Paul Cobler


Florida drew national controversy for a new law banning teachers from talking about their gender and sexuality in the classroom. Opponents called it a "Don't Say Gay" Bill. Some Louisiana lawmakers proposed a similar law, but it was recently defeated. 

Here's a look inside the debate.  • By Will Sentell


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Laws to limit crime at Baton Rouge hotels weren't enforced. City leaders want to beef them up.

City-parish leaders gathered Tuesday to discuss problems at Baton Rouge's budget motels and emerged from their meeting pledging to beef up an ordinance that, despite being on the books since 2018, ha… Read more

House education committee rejects Louisiana version of 'Don't Say Gay' bill

A bill that would ban public school teachers from discussing sexual orientation or gender identity in classrooms was rejected Tuesday by the House Education Committee. Read more

 
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The owners of a historic Gonzales shopping center are demolishing it and planning to develop a new retail center with a grocery store anchor, injecting new investment into an older part of a city tha… Read more

Over $5 million in cocaine seized during traffic stop on I-12, Louisiana State Police says

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Ex-deputy's sex crimes trial delayed after lawyer says Attorney General withheld evidence

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