Also: Baton Rouge streets can be dangerous
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Louisiana reacts to Trump verdict

BY DOUG GRAHAM | Staff writer​ ​ ​

Former President Donald Trump should still win Louisiana easily this fall despite his conviction Thursday on 34 criminal counts, according to local political analysts. “Does it affect anything in Louisiana? Probably not,” said veteran political strategist Roy Fletcher of Baton Rouge.

See how others reacted to the verdict.


Critics are panning a decision by the state Department of Education to partner with a conservative nonprofit, saying PragerU's videos contain “misleading or inaccurate claims” about slavery and other historical topics.

Read why some Louisiana lawmakers say the nonprofit deals in partisan propaganda.


According to a recent study, 172 pedestrians were killed on Baton Rouge roads during a five-year period from 2018 to 2022. That tied Baton Rouge for fifth among the largest 101 metro areas in the country.

Read more about the study here.

Baton Rouge ranked fifth in deadliest metro areas for pedestrians, study finds

Baton Rouge is among the deadliest metro areas in the United States for pedestrians, according to a recent study from national nonprofit Smart Growth America. Read more

Louisiana coastal restoration would see boost from wind energy under newly approved bills

Louisiana's coastal efforts will soon face a steep drop-off in funds. New legislation on alternative energy may help address that. Read more

 
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