david vitter

Just as we're starting to cleanse our political palate comes another potential foul taste. It's the 2015 Louisiana Governor's race.

Voters will go to the polls next October to determine who will be the state's next Governor.

U.S. Senator David Vitter's pro-life stance is bringing him to Lafayette today.

A feasibility study released recently concludes that a toll of 18 cents per mile toll could pay for 30-40 percent of the project.

U.S. Sen. David Vitter (R-La.) signed on to legislation authored by Sen. Mark Kirk (R-Ill.) that would make reforms to Coverdell savings accounts, which are designed to encourage savings for education expenses. The bill would increase the limit that the federal government has set on what a family can contribute each year.

U.S. Congressman Charles Boustany, U.S. Senator David Vitter and U.S. Senate candidate Rep. Bill Cassidy are all commenting on Attorney General Eric Holder's announced resignation.

U.S. Sen. David Vitter (R-La.) has announced that the U.S. Department of Justice (DOJ) is awarding $1,432,923 in grants to reduce violent crime and increase safety throughout Louisiana.

Here's a look at who might be asking for your vote in the next Louisiana Governor's race. Chances are the upcoming Governor's race could be one of the nastiest yet.

David Vitter is currently the most popular politician in the State of Louisiana based recent polling numbers. Does that mean he could be our state's next Governor?

With Thursday's vote by his peers, Louisiana's First Congressional District Representative Steve Scalise has been elected to the third-highest ranking position in U.S. House leadership.

A government agency with no jurisdiction almost grounds a brand new flying car in Shreveport.

Governor Jindal believes embattled Louisiana Congressman Vance McAllister should step down for the good of the state. How is this different than another sex scandal that rocked the Louisiana delegation a few years ago?

Vitter says he makes it his priority to keep Louisiana residents informed on issues by holding town hall meetings in all 64 parishes during every Congress.

Changes at a Hackberry natural gas terminal could mean thousands of jobs and billions of dollar in economic impact for South Louisiana.

Republican U.S. Sen. David Vitter will be a candidate in Louisiana's 2015 governor's race.

Military action in Syria, the consequences of doing or not doing anything will have an effect on the United States. What do you think? We have the contact information for Acadiana's congressional delegation available for your right here.

The U.S. Senate will vote this week on Vitter's amendment.

Vtter says we have a potential breakthrough in getting our VA clinics to south Louisiana.

BP has announced they have agreed to pay $340 million of the $1 billion that they initially agreed to pay for early restoration through Natural Resources Damage Assessment (NRDA).

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