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Few of Entergy’s Grid-Hardening Projects Include Underground Power Lines

BATON ROUGE (Louisiana Illuminator) — Entergy Louisiana’s plan to upgrade its power transmission and distribution systems will cost customers $1.9 billion and include more...

Entergy Accused of Trying to Rush $1.9B Grid Upgrade Approval

NEW ORLEANS (Louisiana Illuminator) — Entergy’s largest subsidiary is asking state utility regulators to approve a $1.9 billion “grid hardening” plan for power transmission...

Louisiana Lawmakers on Track to Repeal Law That Stops Insurers from Canceling Policies

BATON ROUGE (Louisiana Illuminator) — State lawmakers are on track to repeal a consumer protection law adopted after Hurricane Katrina that stops homeowner insurance...

LSU to Drill Carbon Capture Research Well on Campus

BATON ROUGE (Louisiana Illuminator) — LSU’s College of Engineering will soon drill a new well on campus to research carbon capture, utilization and storage...

Southern’s Leader Calls Wants to Close Funding Gap

BATON ROUGE (Louisiana Illuminator) — The leader of the Southern University System is asking the Louisiana Legislature to address a funding disparity between the...

La. Law Limiting Release of Mugshots Faces Appeal

BATON ROUGE (Louisiana Illuminator) — A bill that would undo restrictions on police going public with photos of criminal suspects advanced from a Louisiana...
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Funding for Roof Fortification Shrinks in Landry’s Budget Proposal

BATON ROUGE (Louisiana Illuminator) — Gov. Jeff Landry reduced funding for a popular roof fortification program, from $30 million in the current fiscal year...

Governor Announces Members of S&WB Task Force

NEW ORLEANS (Louisiana Illuminator) — The full roster has been completed for a task force that will look into the troubles of the Sewerage...

Dr. Joe Kanter, Louisiana’s Chief Medical Officer, Steps Down

BATON ROUGE (Louisiana Illuminator) — Dr. Joe Kanter, the physician who led Louisiana’s battle against COVID-19 and other public health threats, is stepping down...

Why La. Higher Ed Faculty, Staff Feel Trapped in Their Jobs

BATON ROUGE (Louisiana Illuminator) — Matthew Green, an assistant professor of education at the University of Louisiana at Lafayette, wants to finish his career...

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