Don Breaux was serious lawman, usually
I have been trying to recreate in my mind’s eye just how much the driveway dipped behind the old Lafayette City Hall at the point of Jefferson and Lee Streets.
I have been trying to recreate in my mind’s eye just how much the driveway dipped behind the old Lafayette City Hall at the point of Jefferson and Lee Streets.
As you may recall, then Attorney General Jeff Landry issued in 2022 a Louisiana Opinion to the State Pension Board that Environmental, Social and Governance (ESG) Investing is likely a violation of their Fiduciary Duties — and that state-pension f
Last week the country marked another Valentine’s Day, a reminder I haven’t had a traditional “Valentine” since my fiancée and I broke up in 2012.
Blue Cross Blue Shield is Louisiana’s largest health insurer, and one of the state’s largest employers.
There was a big scandal when King Edward VIII abdicated the British throne in 1936 to marry the twice-divorced American socialite Wallis Simson.
I’m guessing my brother-in-law was underwhelmed by the recent earth-shattering announcement from ESPN, Fox and Warner Bros. Discovery.
Now that my age has surpassed the mid-century mark and I’m more ancient than virtually all professional athletes, everyone in my department at work, and even my pastor at church, I’ve noticed that the old memory is not what it used to . . . .
Mardi Gras in 1942 was a pretty bleak affair. Bombs raining on Pearl Harbor had forced a once-reluctant United States into World War II just months before.
What an amazing coincidence!
Two days after Apple released its much-ballyhooed Vision Pro contraption, Joni Mitchell gave her first Grammy Awards performance.
When you poke a hornet’s nest, you expect to get stung.
If that hornet’s nest is filled with young girls in spangles and tutus — and their doting parents — you can expect to get skewered.