AGP Executive Report
Last update: 12 hours agoLouisiana Supreme Court Scrutiny: The Louisiana Supreme Court says it will “clarify” its New Orleans travel rules after a Legislative Auditor report accused it of “double-dipping” on meal payments—records cited show more than $189,000 in per diems from 2021 to 2025. Local Government Watch: New Orleans Mayor Helena Moreno and partners laid out 2026 hurricane-season readiness as the season nears June 1, focusing on shelters, infrastructure, power restoration, and public alerts. Civil Liberties in the Spotlight: An award-winning “Cancer Alley” documentary was blocked from a parish-owned theater screening in St. John the Baptist, with residents and free-speech experts warning about a First Amendment problem. State Policy Shift: Louisiana’s SNAP EBT rules tighten again, limiting most out-of-state purchases to curb fraud. What’s Next: LSU’s ADA lawsuit fight heads to federal court, as the AG argues it belongs there.
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