Por: The Advocate Business September 17, 2022
Louisiana Citizens Insurance Corp., the state’s insurer of last resort, wants to raise its already-high prices by more than half, following a dramatic increase in demand for coverage after and nearly a dozen others exited the state.The organization has asked the Louisiana Department of Insurance for a 63% rate increase for personal property coverage, which would hit its more than 102,000 homeowners policies, records show. If approved, the rate... + full article
ABC News USA Business September 17, 2022
A hotter-than-expected inflation report on Tuesday sent the stock market tumbling.The Dow Jones Industrial Average fell more than 1,200 points, which amounted to a nearly 4% drop, making it the index's worst day since June 2020. Meanwhile, the S&P 500 — the index to which... + más
Inflation woes: Which prices are going up the most and why? | ABC News
Here's why food prices are so high and what you can do about it | ABC News
The Advocate USA Business September 17, 2022
The Biden administration is proposing to strengthen a set of rules that governs safety requirements for blowout preventers and failures at offshore oil and gas rigs in federal waters.Those rules were rolled back by the Trump administration in 2019, when Scott Angelle — a... + más
Will Biden’s new blowout preventer rules help or hurt offshore drilling? It depends on who you ask. | The Advocate
Trump openly embraces, amplifies QAnon conspiracy theories | 10 WBNS
An appellate court has ruled that a Baton Rouge judge too quickly dismissed a lawsuit filed by about 20 bar owners against Gov. John Bel Edwards after he issued executive orders closing bars or restricting their operations in an attempt to control the spread of COVID.The 1st... + más
Will keeping Baton Rouge bars open an hour later alleviate game day traffic? | The Advocate
Hundreds of Americans still dying of COVID-19 each day ahead of the fall | ABC News
The Advocate USA Crime September 17, 2022
A Lafayette-based group whose members believe that some books in the Livingston Parish Library system are too sexually explicit for younger readers told a judge Wednesday that it will file court papers claiming that a defamation lawsuit filed against it by a public school... + más
Livingston Parish man files motion to strike defamation lawsuit in library book issue | The Advocate
When do Facebook insults become defamatory? A judge in Livingston Parish will decide | The Advocate
A Baton Rouge district judge says a Youngsville couple who experienced problems with a home built by D.R. Horton should have their day in court, but he stopped proceedings in their lawsuit for 30 days so the nation's largest homebuilder can ask an appeals court to send the... + más
Trump team dismisses records probe, opposes arbiter picks | 10 WBNS
US, Trump team propose names for arbiter in Mar-a-Lago probe | 10 WBNS
The Advocate USA Politics September 17, 2022
Despite calls to clean house at the beleaguered state agency in charge of looking after vulnerable children, Gov. John Bel Edwards said Wednesday that he supports the efforts being made by the head of the Department of Children and Family Services to address a series of missteps... + más
Clancy DuBos: The Louisiana governor's race — looking back, and looking ahead | The Advocate
Lanny Keller: What legacy project of John Bel Edwards will be under fire in 2023? The viral one. | The Advocate
About three weeks ago, it was finally Kimbra Williams-Webber’s turn.At long last, the camper was hauled off her front lawn, and she could once again look onto the street from her home on Derek Lane in LaPlace.“I’m happy to see my grass is growing back,” Williams-Webber... + más
La. Travels: Hook up the RV and head over to St. Bernard or Bogue Chitto state parks | The Advocate
Here’s why $17K might be all Bob Dean’s nursing home residents get in pending settlement | The Advocate
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