After voters rejected a constitutional amendment Saturday that would have dissolved three eucation trust funds in favor of giving teachers higher salaries, it's unclear whether educators will receive a raise next school year or instead see their paychecks shrink.

In Louisiana, some big names like Governor Jeff Landry, Donald Trump Jr., and rapper/entrepreneur 50 Cent faced a major setback. On Saturday, voters in the Bayou State said “no” to four proposed amendments to the state constitution.

State lawmakers say this week that they are already working on drafts of constitutional amendments to put on the ballot after voters rejected the proposals over the weekend, Louisiana Illuminator reports.

Louisiana Gov. Jeff Landry, Donald Trump Jr., rapper 50 Cent and other MAGA-aligned figures suffered a big loss Saturday when voters in the Bayou State rejected various amendments to the state constitution.

NEW ORLEANS (WVUE) - A lawsuit hoping to knock an expansive tax reform measure off the March 29 ballot was dismissed by the Louisiana Supreme Court late Tuesday (March 18).

What would a 'Yes' vote on Amendment 2 do? A yes vote rewrites large portions of the Louisiana Constitution article dealing with revenue collections, the state's budget process, savings accounts ...

New for 2025 would be a sales tax holiday for the purchase of guns and ammunition and another tax holiday that would reduce the price of boating fuel.

The investigation comes after the California Rifle and Pistol Association and other Second Amendment rights activists sued the LA County Sheriff’s Department, the La Verne PD and State AG

With a 4 to 3 vote and no hearing, the court rejected an effort to remove Amendment 2 from the ballot or have the upcoming vote not count. The majority found it’s a question for voters to decide and that the issue has been adequately and legally ...

As Louisiana voters prepare to weigh in on several constitutional amendments, Amendment 2 attracts a coordinated push from high-ranking officials, political organizations, and advocacy groups statewide.