This blog provides coverage of law and legal issues in the Louisiana state area. Topics include bankruptcy, class action, corporate, environmental litigation, health law, insurance, intellectual property, labor law and real estate. The fundamentals of working with bloggers are the same as with traditional journalists at traditional media outlets: respect their schedules; take time to read their material to learn their interests; and only contact them if/when they want to be contacted. You will also find that if a blogger is a journalist for another outlet(s), Cision tracks their contact preferences there as well. This outlet offers RSS (Real Simple Syndication).

Written for members of library associations. The editorial mission is to serve and continuously educate people working for Louisiana Libraries. Keeps members informed and promotes the libraries interests.

LouisianaLife is owned by Renaissance Publishing LLC. Its covers the lifestyles and destinations of Louisiana. Discover food, travel tips, news and more from all over the state

Founded in 1984 by Southeastern Louisiana University and publishes fiction, poetry, and creative nonfiction.

Written for elected and appointed state, municipal, local and special district government officials. Reports on developments in general government, planning, zoning, public safety, public utilities, infrastructure, conservationism, legislation, rulemaking and intergovernmental relations within Louisiana municipalities.

Covers general pharmaceutical news, new drugs, their uses and effects, and new therapy programs.

The Louisiana Press Journal is written for residents in and around Louisiana, Missouri. The paper covers local news, sports, politics and weather. Deadlines for the publication are on Monday mornings, CT.

Louisiana Public Broadcasting is a state network of non-commercial television stations licensed to the Louisiana Educational Television Authority (LETA), established in 1971 by the Louisiana Legislature. Affiliates include: KLPA-TV, Alexandria; WLPB-TV, Baton Rouge: KLPB-TV, Lafayette; KLTL-TV, Lake Charles; KLTM-TV, Monroe; WLAE-TV, New Orleans; and KLTS-TV, Shreveport.

Monthly show engages regular citizens in discussions about Louisiana's most important issues. Viewers get the chance to question experts, politicians and newsmakers on an important topic in each telecast.

Provides daily market updates and state news, legislative coverage, sports, and weather throughout the day on weekdays to 84 affiliates, as well as hurricane updates and warnings when necessary.