State Senator Katrina Jackson says no one has a right to call black women “bitches” on her social media accounts, and she’ll meet her accuser in court. The Senator released her statement last week after the Tulane University First Amendment…

State Senator Katrina Jackson says no one has a right to call black women “bitches” on her social media accounts, and she’ll meet her accuser in court. The Senator released her statement last week after the Tulane University First Amendment…
Prayers for a speedy recovery are going up for Senator Katrina Jackson who tested positive for COVID-19. Tuesday, Senator Jackson posted the following message on her Facebook page: “This morning, I woke with Sinus like symptoms and a fever. I…
Local legislators returned this year’s session with a bag full of funding goodies for local communities, church groups, and civic enterprises. As the state’s fiscal year begins a number of the city’s non-profits and churches have been successfully pegged to…
If a bill sponsored by Senator Katrina Jackson becomes law, it could finally close the file on a wrongful conviction that wrongfully ended the political career of a former Richwood Mayor. Jackson is sponsoring SB 334 which will eliminate…
If the U.S. Supreme Court reverses Roe vs. Wade, a new state law and a constitutional amendment supported by two Northeast Louisiana female lawmakers that bans all abortions after a heartbeat is detected will go into effect. This week a…
By Victor C. Clark Free Press Contributor In what is being billed as a “Legislative Roadshow” the Louisiana Legislature is crisscrossing the state giving information and hearing concerns before elected leaders prepare to redraw district lines for the next ten…
The Ellis Administration was hit with a storm of protest Tuesday night that could easily be described as “Hurricane” Katrina. The mayor exchanged words with a state Senator over the city’s black business support. When Senator Katrina Jackson learned that…