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The sordid tale of LSU football, the Louisiana governor and a yearslong feud

They say history has a way of repeating itself. Shrug all you want at this overused phrase. But there’s plenty of documented evidence to prove this life of ours is nothing but a circle. Round and round we go.

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Louisiana's governor says AG will review next LSU football coach's contract

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Louisiana Governor Jeff Landry: Next LSU Football Coach To Have 'Different Contract'

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Louisiana Gov. Jeff Landry Clarifies He Won't Pick LSU HC to Replace Brian Kelly

Louisiana Governor Jeff Landry said Thursday he won't choose who LSU hires to replace former football coach Brian Kelly.

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Louisiana governor says LSU athletic director won’t choose next football coach

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LSU parts ways with AD Scott Woodward after Brian Kelly flameout

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Gov. Jeff Landry says LSU AD Scott Woodward won’t choose next football coach

“I can tell you right now, Scott Woodward is not selecting the next coach,” Landry said.

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Ed Orgeron says he'd consider a return to LSU football

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Gov. Landry: LSU AD Scott Woodward 'is not selecting the next head coach'

SNAP, Louisiana and the shutdown

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Louisiana And Virginia Declare States Of Emergency To Keep SNAP Benefits Flowing During Federal Shutdown

As the federal government shutdown stretches on, Louisiana and Virginia have both declared states of emergency to ensure that low-income residents continue to receive food assistance through the Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program (SNAP).

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Landry pledges state-funded SNAP aid for Louisiana amid federal shutdown

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Government shutdown latest; senators feel pressure as SNAP benefits set to lapse

The Threat of Lost Food Benefits Is Rattling the Vulnerable in Louisiana

The state has vowed to step in and provide food assistance for many who face a cut-off in federal SNAP aid. But there is still fear and anxiety about how to get by.

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What Louisiana SNAP recipients should expect on Nov. 1

Gov. Jeff Landry explained how the distribution of state-funded SNAP benefits for November will work as the federal government remains shut down.

Louisiana workforce facing a critical shortage, state leaders say the solution starts at home

Louisiana is facing a workforce crisis with more job openings than available workers. With only 58% of adults participating in the workforce and thousands of skilled workers leaving the state, officials are focusing on employer collaboration,

The Advocate

Louisiana ranked the un-safest state in America. See national data and where Lafayette stands.

Vermont, Massachusetts, and New Hemisphere were ranked top three saftest states while Texas, Mississippi, and Louisiana, were ranked the un-safest.