The only woman on Louisiana Death Row, Antionette Frank, could receive execution date after 30 years of incarceration. Read ...

A spokesperson for Louisiana's attorney general said "four to five" condemned prisoners are eligible to be executed. But that ...

In a wide-ranging interview with WGNO’s Susan Roesgen, Louisiana Attorney General Liz Murrill explained her defense of three ...

Louisiana is one of 17 states in a lawsuit involving Section 504 of the Rehabilitation Act. Some families worry this could ...

The department says carjackings are down 49% in 2024. According to Kirkpatrick, overall, the city saw a 26% decrease in crime ...

A push by Republican attorneys general in 17 states to strike down part of a federal law that protects disabled people from discrimination has prompted an outcry from advocates, parents and some local ...

Some areas are increasing ICE cooperation — even seeking new laws against illegal immigration enforced by local and state ...

Louisiana Attorney General Liz Murrill is weighing her options on how to prosecute a New York doctor who prescribed abortion ...

Several states are suing to change a rule in Section 504, including Texas, Arkansas, and Louisiana possibly affecting ...

Those who filed the lawsuit say the amendment is being presented to voters in a way that is misleading and unconstitutional.

Antoinette Frank, a former New Orleans police officer convicted of a 1995 triple murder, may soon have her execution date scheduled, according to Louisiana Attorney General Liz Murrill.

While Hoffman’s execution is moving forward, no date has been set for former New Orleans police officer Antoinette Frank, who ...