Louisiana Considered

Louisiana Considered reporter Drew Hawkins says Venture Global reported a $6 billion profit while Cameron Parish residents reported higher electricity bills and damage to oyster operations.

This episode covers legislative bills targeting New Orleans' court system, suspected causes of Shreveport earthquakes, and Autism Awareness Month events in Louisiana.

This episode covers the relocation of the Pelicans' G-League team to Kenner, the LSU Libraries Book Bazaar, and the Louisiana Orphan Train Museum.

This episode covers Baton Rouge's blight reduction efforts and an interview with comedian Ryan Rogers about his new special and the Queer Comedy Festival.

Louisiana Considered covers the Middle East conflict with Lt.

Louisiana Considered examines five Evangeline Parish officials arrested after a Louisiana State Police investigation into government database access and protected information shared with a criminal defendant.

Louisiana Considered covers the Nous Foundation's archival grant, Tulane Summer Lyric Theatre preview, and impacts of LNG terminals in southwest Louisiana.

This episode covers the persistent overcrowding at the Orleans Justice Center in 2025 and previews two upcoming theater performances with social justice themes.

This episode of Louisiana Considered covers LSU women's basketball's March Madness preview, the restoration of Bird Island for brown pelicans, and Mississippi's plan for opioid settlement funds.

A preview of Louisiana's 2026 legislative session with columnist Stephanie Grace, plus segments on the Paralympics and a book festival.

This episode of Louisiana Considered discusses the Check Out Louisiana Museums program, how to fact-check news on social media, and the Abita Springs lawnmower Mardi Gras parade.