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These Louisiana cities are growing fast, thanks to job opportunities, affordable housing, and quality of life. Discover why so many people are making the move in 2024.

Could redistriction still get Louisiana a second majority-minority district?

According to preliminary data from the U.S. Census Bureau, Louisiana's population has increased by more than 107,000 residents between 2010 and 2020.

Only four states and Puerto Rico have a worse census reporting record than Louisiana does.

Options for filling out your census form include in-person, online, via phone, or you can use the postal service.

The Village of Maurice might soon earn official designation as a town. Here's what that will mean to residents.

What cities in Louisiana are losing people the fastest? Two Acadiana towns made the Top 20.

The loss of oil jobs and recent flooding haven't really affected Louisiana's population. However, the state is growing slower than many southern states are.

Louisiana saw more births than deaths last year and an influx of foreign born residents moving into the state. Still our state is losing residents because of one particular reason.

The winds of change are blowing through the demographic make up of our state.