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Florist exam bill grows on Louisiana House panel

BATON ROUGE — Louisiana would no longer be the only state that requires retail florists to pass a licensing exam, if lawmakers approve a bill that received approval today from the House Commerce...

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Lawmakers advancing renewable energy bills

BATON ROUGE — As millions of gallons of leaked oil swirl in the Gulf of Mexico, several bills that would help Louisiana harness more energy from renewable sources are winding through the state...

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Lawmakers weed out portion of state florist exams

Beauty is in the eye of the beholder. But when it’s a potential competitor’s eye that is beholding, fairness is of concern. Such was the gripe that unlicensed florists had with the state’s now-defunct...

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Commission: Solar panels go against “soul and the character” of Vieux Carré

French Quarter resident Glade Bilby hoped a solar panel on his roof would be the finishing touch to his renovated Esplanade Avenue home. He received approval from the city’s architectural review...

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Voting hours to get shorter on election days

BATON ROUGE — Voting hours on most election days in Louisiana will grow shorter next year, if Gov. Bobby Jindal agrees to a proposal that has received final legislative passage. Currently, poll hours...

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La. House committee approves LSU fee increase bill

LSU students could see a $60 a year fee increase this fall, if lawmakers agree to a bill approved by the House Education Committee.

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Jindal plans to sign bill raising college student fees

Gov. Bobby Jindal will allow Louisiana's public colleges to raise new fees on their students, charges that will produce an estimated $18 million annually for campuses.

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House backs six-year driver’s license for La.

Louisiana could be on the road to a six-year driver's license.

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Bill that extends startup tax credit clears Legislature

A bill that would extend a tax incentive program to help young companies in Louisiana has been sent to Gov. Bobby Jindal for approval.

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