Gov. Jeff Landry visited FEMA headquarters in Washington, D.C. and the National Response Coordination Center to meet with FEMA leadership and federal partners, receive briefings on ongoing operations and coordinate requests for federal support yesterday.

Hunter Nation, the nation's leading grassroots hunting advocacy organization, announced that it formally presented the Hunter Nation "Ted Nugent Great White Buffalo Award" to Governor Jeff Landry during Washington Mardi Gras week.

Gov. Jeff Landry urged residents in north and central Louisiana to stay off the roads and avail themselves of warming centers as freezing temperatures continued in the state Monday and tens of thousands of households remained without power.

Louisiana Gov. Jeff Landry said a traffic jam on Interstate 20 hampered the state's relief efforts during Winter Storm Fern.

For the second year in a row, Gov. Jeff Landry is asking Louisiana lawmakers to double state funding for vouchers that pay for students’ private education expenses. The request has put him at odds with legislative leaders,

Gov. Jeff Landry declared a state of emergency as officials warn ice, snow and prolonged freezing temperatures could bring dangerous travel, power outages and major impacts across Louisiana.

Governor Jeff Landry's "tough on crime" policies have resulted in a 78% drop in parole approvals in Louisiana, with stricter eligibility requirements and a new law banning parole for those convicted after August 2024,

Louisiana leaders continue to urge safety as winter storm-related deaths are being reported and thousands are without power during extreme cold weather in the aftermath of the winter storm.

Louisiana Gov. Jeff Landry announced his Department of Government Efficiency (DOGE) has achieved $1 billion in annual savings. The largest savings, $408 million, came from reducing waste and consolidating government functions.

Gov. Jeff Landry will meet with local officials in West Monroe as recovery continues from days of extreme cold, widespread outages and dangerous conditions across north Louisiana.

Gov. Jeff Landry's administration wants the Legislature to double spending on Louisiana’s LA GATOR voucher program, meeting potential political resistance.