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Bossier Parish and Bossier City officials are expected to return today from Washington, D.C., where they flew earlier this week for an emergency meeting on the status of Cyber Command after an Internet report ...

Congressional leaders who support more domestic oil drilling will continue to advocate it as the nation looks to solve its energy crisis, according to U.S. Rep.

U.S. Rep. Rodney Alexander got a first-hand look today at how rising fuel prices are affecting companies in northeastern Louisiana.

ALEXANDRIA - Fidelity to faith, family and traditional conservative values were themes expressed by Republican Congressional candidates during a breakfast Saturday morning in Alexandria.

While most Louisianians probably are well aware U.S. Sen. Mary Landrieu is locked in a competitive campaign for a third, six-year term, it is within reason to believe few residents of the 5th congressional ...

Federal funding for northeastern Louisiana's most important natural resource, the Ouachita River and its four-lock navigation system, seems to be threatened every year.

Jeffrey D. Sadow is an associate professor of political science at Louisiana State University Shreveport.

Jeffrey D. Sadow is an associate professor of political science at Louisiana State University Shreveport.

The Louisiana Reading Association is hosting meetings this weekend in Monroe at The Atrium Hotel and Conference Center.

Incumbent U.S. Sen. Mary Landrieu and her Republican challenger, Louisiana State Treasurer John Kennedy, filed today to run against each other in this fall's election.

All Louisiana's incumbent congressmen have signed up to run for re-election this fall.

Rep. Rodney Alexander has drawn one opponent in the September 6 Republican Party primary.

Rodney Alexander is the first of Louisiana's incumbent congressmen to sign up to run for re-election this year.

As of Thursday afternoon, seven people had qualified for the congressional seat held by Rep.

The flow of candidates signing up for Louisiana's congressional seats slowed to a trickle Thursday, a day after six of the state's seven congressmen qualified for re-election. Challengers have lined up for a ...

Roger F. Villere Jr., Chairman of the Republican Party of Louisiana, released the following statement today, announcing the LA GOP's official endorsement of State Senator Bill Cassidy for U.S. Congress.

BATON ROUGE - Congressional candidates flocked to the Louisiana secretary of state's office Wednesday to qualify for the party primaries.

Incumbents and challengers began signing up today for Louisiana's fall election season, including a Republican from Baton Rouge hoping to win a congressional seat won by Democrats earlier this year.

Beleaguered U.S. Rep. William Jefferson faces a crowd of challengers in his re-election bid with at least four fellow Democrats challenging the veteran lawmaker who is under a cloud of federal bribery ...

Candidates for Congress wasted no time today qualifying for the Sept. 6 party primaries.