COVID, Unfinished Learning no longer top priority of Louisiana School Boards Association We've previously reported on the taxpayer funded...

Cosmetology Board once again seeking fee increase. Do they really need it?

Louisiana Swamp Watch Executive Director James Lee joined "Mornings With Brian Haldane" to discuss Louisiana's Education Swamp Here at...

Louisiana's two largest teacher's unions doled out nearly $50,000 in contributions to legislators and their committees leading up to the...

Louisiana's Education Swamp Leaders have come out full force this year against choice for families. On the same bills last year, they...

School Board Redistricting in Baton Rouge has been marked by confusion and chaos. Tonight's meeting looks to be no different.

Citing Need for More Jobs and Better Education, Special Interests Announce Cease Fire in War on Louisiana Jobs and Students

The State Board of Cosmetology has repeatedly been hit by lawsuits in recent years. Now, they want more money from licensees.

With legislative redistricting wrapped up, far-left groups are taking aim at school boards.

Public schools are flush with federal dollars. Louisiana's education swamp leaders made sure sure we can't see how they're being spent.

St. Bernard Parish President Guy McInnis changed his party, but does it matter?

Far-Left Groups Are Gaming The Process to Gain Power Today, the Senate & Governmental Affairs Committee began hearings on proposals to...

After months of internal feuds and chaos, the East Baton Rouge Parish School Board Introduced a Status-Quo Protection Plan

Are trial lawyers "trying to rig the courts" against taxpayers?

Coastal lawsuits make Louisiana "Judicial Hellhole" for 9th year in a row.

School performance scores were released today. If the swamp got its way, they'd have never seen the light of day.

Trial lawyers and the politicians they fund repeatedly show their hypocrisy.

We've been uncovering the ties between the big bank accounts of trial lawyers and local politicians. Check out Part I, Part II, and Part...

St. Bernard Parish President Guy McInnis took $30,000 in trial lawyer money. He wasted no time in giving them a big contract.

We take a look at the law firm behind Louisiana's coastal lawsuits.