Posts from r/louisiana on Thursday, 07/02
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Louisiana Attorney General Liz Murrill indicted by Orleans Parish Grand Jury for threatening public officials in New Olreans.
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Midterms Could Mean Justice
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Post from Librarian Amanda Jones : F is for Fifty-Four. $54,241.66. That is what Michael Lunsford and Citizens for a New Louisiana must pay Amanda Jones before they even go to trial
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Shortly after Attorney General Liz Murrill was indicted for intimidation Thursday, Gov. Jeff Landry said he plans to "pardon her as fast as the law allows.
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Louisiana sent back $111 million meant to feed mothers and babies, audit finds
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We got one of the worst poles in Louisiana fixed!
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Jazz Fest 1976
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Poor on Purpose
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Environmental groups worry proposed rule before state utility regulators could chill debate on fossil fuels, data centers
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