budget crisis

The gloves are off in Baton Rouge and the governor and legislature and working to find ways to solve our state's budget crisis. Meanwhile, we're spending money like we've got it. Question. What has cost Louisiana over $1 million and three years worth of headaches?

What is the future of TOPS in Louisiana. This informative video could answer some of your questions about some of the proposed changes.

The good news for parents and students is there will be TOPS money available to help with higher cost of education for those that qualify. The bad news is the program will continue to cover less and less of the cost of that education over time.

Governor not in total agreement with the House Appropriations Committee plan to totally fund the TOPS program.

It's sure easy to spend money that isn't yours. Just check out these examples of who was spending our money on what.

The House Appropriations Committee could cast a major vote on the future of the TOPS program in our state today.

The food you serve your family might not be as safe after July 1st if the Governor's proposed budget passes in its current form.

Louisiana Governor John Bel Edwards is going to be featured on the HBO Series Vice. The topic of conversation will be how states are struggling across the nation to fund higher education.

One Louisiana Senator believes everyone who qualified for the TOPS program should at least get something. His plan will be debated in the Senate this week.

Governor John Bel Edwards is expected to deliver a very somber outlook for the state's budget in his remarks to legislators on Tuesday.

Could the state of Louisiana actually finish this fiscal year with a budget surplus? The state's Treasurer believes it's possible.

Louisiana's new alcohol tax. Who is going to pay the tab on this? Chances are it will be you. The good news, you probably won't notice. The better news, after a few cocktails you won't even care.