Gov. Landry to call November special session on Louisiana tax reform
NEW ORLEANS (WVUE) - Gov. Jeff Landry says he will call Louisiana lawmakers into a special session next month to consider major tax reform proposals. Landry says Louisiana’s current tax system is holding the state back. Louisiana also faces a looming projected $700 million budget shortfall due to the expiration of a temporary sales tax.
Gov. Landry said they estimate over a $700 million shortfall, which could balloon to over $1.5 billion in the near future. He ...
One set of ideology seems to be able to be the predominant voice, while other voices have seemed to be shamed or silenced,” ...
Louisiana Gov. Jeff Landry signed an executive order Tuesday asking the Board of Regents to make recommendations for ...
Gov. Jeff Landry signed an executive order Tuesday that will task the Louisiana Board of Regents with ensuring the protection ...
Gov. Jeff Landry says he wants to bring back the old LSU tradition of having a live tiger at football games. PETA sent Landry ...
Today, Governor Jeff Landry signed an executive order seeking to promote and protect free speech for all higher institutions across Louisiana. Freedom of speech is an inalienable right for all ...
Republican Gov. Jeff Landry’s administration unilaterally increased Medicaid payments this month by $22 million to seven ...
When it comes to the effects of climate change, columnist Bob Marshall says Gov. Jeff Landry is burying his head deep in an ...
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