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TOPS recipients who lose their state-funded scholarships would have to repay them, under a bill that barely got out of the House Education Committee.
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Two bills for a proposed constitutional convention to revise the state’s constitution are advancing in the legislature.
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Currently, in Louisiana, a governor can be sworn in more than twice but is limited to two consecutive terms. HB 225 would prevent former Democratic Gov. John Bel Edwards from seeking a third term.
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HB 1088 gives local and state sales tax rebates for the purchase of certain items used in aerospace facilities and activities.
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The Louisiana House has approved HB 838 to eliminate the inspection sticker requirement for most drivers. The proposed QR code sticker would cost $6.
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The measure would give sales tax rebates to aerospace businesses that create 200 permanent jobs and make a $1 billion investment
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A bipartisan bill that would make it easier for parents in Louisiana to win special education disputes has the full backing of the House education committee.
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A bill to ban eminent domain from being used for carbon capture and storage failed to advance from committee last week
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The Public Affairs Research Council opposes HB 608 because it says the revenue-sharing agreements use public money, and taxpayers have a right to see how public money is spent.
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A bill to allow vets to be school resource officers advances in the Louisiana state legislature.