The governor of Louisiana will have the state's attorney general review the next Louisiana State University (LSU) football head coach's contract after the firing of former coach Brian Kelly, he told ABC News on Thursday.

The state of Louisiana has begun the process for a potential takeover of the city of New Orleans’ finances. The news came Tuesday in an agenda posted for a meeting of the state’s Fiscal Review Committee.

Louisiana’s Republican leaders chastised Loyola University on Tuesday after its student government association declined to formally recognize a campus chapter of Turning Point USA, a conservative political student group founded by the late Charlie Kirk.

Louisiana Gov. Jeff Landry's comments about taking the LSU search away from AD Scott Woodward might cause any top candidate to think twice.

In a post on X, formerly known as Twitter, Landry said that over the past 20 months, he and the Legislature have worked to establish fiscal stability through tax reform, reduced insurance costs and economic revitalization.

In the marketplace of ideas, Turning Point USA lost. Now, Governor Jeff Landry, Attorney General Liz Murrill, the state GOP chair, and the Louisiana Freedom Caucus are freaking out about it. They’re acting like Loyola just outlawed free speech.

New Orleans withdrew its $125M funding request after state officials pushed for a fiscal takeover to address overspending concerns.

NEW ORLEANS (WVUE) - The New Orleans City Council on Wednesday (Oct. 29) withdrew its request for an emergency $125 million bond loan from the state, balking at a demand by Gov. Jeff Landry’s administration to indefinitely control the city’s finances.

Louisiana governor Jeff Landry says he’d rather let Donald Trump pick LSU’s next football coach than the school’s athletic director. LSU AD Scott Woodward, a Baton Rouge, La. native and LSU graduate, has a reputation for flashy - and expensive - hires at several of his stops.

Governors who lose their home region probably won’t win re-election, and Louisiana Governor Jeff Landry may just become the latest to learn this lesson. A new JMC Analytics poll released Wednesday shows Landry’s favorability has collapsed to 39 percent statewide—a six-point drop since the last survey—while his unfavorability has surged nine points to 53 percent.