A year without Roe: Health care in Louisiana shifts

By Jessica Williams | Capitol News Bureau Editor​ ​ ​

Abortion in Louisiana: A year after the U.S. Supreme Court ruled that abortion is no longer a constitutional right, advocates on both sides of the issue have had to shift tactics, James Finn reports. And Louisiana's strict abortion ban continues to spark confusion. 

Governor's race: Six candidates for governor on Friday had different opinions about whether the state should extend the .45-cent sales tax that has led to revenue surpluses in recent years, Tyler Bridges reports. All six also promised to keep tax subsidies that benefit the agricultural industry. 

New majority-Black district?: The Supreme Court has ruled that a lawsuit over the makeup of Louisiana's congressional districts can move forward, Sam Karlin reports, less than three weeks after it ruled in plaintiffs' favor in a similar Alabama lawsuit. The Louisiana lawsuit seeks to establish a second majority-Black district in the state.