Lifting of Title 42 Blocked by Federal Judge

Program would have ended May 23. A federal judge on Friday temporarily blocked President Biden’s administration from ending the Title 42 public health order on May 23. Judge…

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West and Midwest at Risk of Summer Blackouts

Insufficient operating reserves for peak demands.  The North American Electric Reliability Corporation (NERC), is warning that electricity customers across the nation face a heightened risk of power outages…

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Interior Distributes $252 Million to Oil State Coastal Restorations

Annual funding distributed through oil revenue-sharing model. The Department of the Interior recently distributed $252 million to Alabama, Louisiana, Mississippi, and Texas for coastal conservation projects. These four…

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Court Temporarily Blocks Lifting Title 42

Action filed by Missouri, Louisiana, and Arizona.  A U.S. District Court in Louisiana has granted a temporary restraining order blocking the Biden administration from lifting Title 42. President Trump’s…

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State Governments Sue to Retain Border Health Directive

President’s administration plans to end Title 42 in late May. The attorneys general of Arizona, Louisiana, and Missouri have filed suit against President Biden’s administration challenging the plan…

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HUD Awards Additional Relief to Louisiana

Region hit hard by 2020 hurricanes still recovering. Last week, the Department of Housing and Urban Development announced assistance of $5.3 million to Lake Charles, Louisiana as the city…

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Tropical Storm Nicholas Hits Gulf Coast

It is the 14th named storm so far this season. Over 400,000 residents in the Houston area were without power early Tuesday morning after Nicholas made landfall as…

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DOE Taps Petroleum Reserve after Hurricane Ida

Baton Rouge refinery essential to U.S. oil infrastructure. On Friday, the Department of Energy authorized a second exchange of crude oil from the Strategic Petroleum Reserve to the…

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Hundreds of Thousands Still Without Power in Louisiana

It has been 9 days since Hurricane Ida devastated the region. A tremendous number of homes and businesses in Louisiana, mostly outside of New Orleans, still do not…

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President Visits New Orleans After Hurricane Ida

Advocates for infrastructure bill to help rebuild President Biden visited locations hard hit by Hurricane Ida in Louisiana on Friday. He was met by the Governor Edwards of…

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