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Texas Governor Greg Abbott has introduced Texas' 10 Most Wanted Criminal Illegal Immigrants List. This new list, developed in collaboration with the Texas Department of Public Safety (DPS), aims to locate and apprehend repeat offenders who have entered the United States illegally and are wanted for serious crimes committed in the state.

Louisiana's capitol building and Governor's mansion sit beside some of the most polluted waters in the state. Here's what's being done to remediate the situation.

While North Carolina is the top spot in the country for businesses, Louisiana is one of the worst states for businesses trying to establish or grow.

Texas Governor Greg Abbott is inviting Texas veterans, service members, and veteran spouses to participate in the upcoming 2023 Hiring Red, White, & You! statewide hiring fair that starts today, November 1, and runs through November 17.

In the latest poll, he received 63 percent of the Republican vote.

Though it was a completely informal poll, the results were astonishing. Not surprising, but certainly astonishing.

Texas Governor Greg Abbott activated state resources trying to get out ahead of the severe weather and flash flooding that is impacting the State now and will be over the next few days. Severe storms will be crossing our State most of the week and with them could come very large hail, damaging winds, flash flooding, river flooding, and the potential for tornados.

If you were hoping to break free of the restrictions that have been in place since May of this year, I've got some bad news.

Well, they tried. But they came up short. The Junkyard Bar in Monroe, was shut down after being open for a brief 25 minutes Tuesday night.

This state has had it's fair share of corrupt and bad leaders...but is John Bel the worst we've seen?

Two men from Eunice, La. have filed a petition to recall Louisiana Governor John Bel Edwards

  Governor Greg Abbott late Wednesday announced the third phase of the State of Texas’ plan to safely open the economy while containing the spread of COVID-19. Under Phase III, effective immediately, all businesses in Texas will be able to operate at up to 50% capacity, with very limited exceptions. Business that previously have been able to operate at 100% capacity may continue to do so, and most