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By Boing Boing on Jul 4, 2024 in: louisiana
If you're not from Louisiana or have never visited, you might be surprised to find out how popular and ubiquitous drive-thru daiquiri stands are. Yes, you read that correctly, in Louisiana, you can get daiquiris—yes, the frozen alcohol drinks—at...
By Boing Boing on Jul 3, 2024 in: Funny, louisiana
I'll be heading to see family in Louisiana soon, and to get in the mood, I decided to listen to a bit of "Louisiana Saturday Night," a classic country song written by Bob McDill and recorded by country artist Mel McDaniel in the early 1980s. —...
By Boing Boing on Jul 1, 2024 in: law, louisiana, politics
Louisiana's new law using surgical castration for sex abuse crimes goes into law on August 1st. Louisiana is gearing up to attempt surgical castration for sex offenders with a new law that kicks off August 1st. While their crimes are horrendous, this...
By jobsanger on Jun 29, 2024 in: children, Louisiana, religion
Dan Rather comments on the Louisiana GOP's mandate to put the Ten Commandments in every school classroom:Just when you think the audacity meter has reached its zenith, along comes the Republican-dominated Louisiana state legislature. This week it pas...
By Business Insider on Jun 27, 2024 in: Real Estate, louisiana
Homebuyers looking for a good deal should look at these three Gulf states where sellers are struggling, Realtor.com says.
By Business Insider on Jun 23, 2024 in: Economy, Politics, economy, politics, finance, louisiana
Angela Babin, 62, lives in a mobile home in Houma, Louisiana on her $1,104 monthly Social Security income.
From Dan Rather:Just when you think the audacity meter has reached its zenith, along comes the Republican-dominated Louisiana state legislature. This week it passed — and the state’s far-right governor signed — a law requiring all public...