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Parts of New Orleans region to vote Saturday for influential Louisiana public utilities board Original

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By Alyse Pfeil Verified
| The Times-Picayune | The New Orleans Advocate Verified
State Rep. Stephanie Hilferty of New Orleans and former Jefferson Parish President John Young are competing Saturday in the Republican primary for a chance to represent southeast Louisiana on a powerful state board that regulates public utilities. The winner of the GOP primary runoff for the Public Service Commission seat will advance to the November general election and face Democrat Connie Norris of Slidell and Chris Justin, a no-party candidate.
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An Australian woman is charged with voter fraud in Louisiana. Here’s what she says happened.

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By Alyse Pfeil Verified
| The Advocate (Baton Rouge, LA) Verified
An Australian native and longtime Louisiana resident who was indicted for noncitizen voting said she didn’t know she was breaking the law and thought state officials would have stopped her if it was illegal. When Denise Migliore registered to vote online, she was asked whether she was a U.S. citizen, she said, and she clicked “yes.” “I have been here almost three decades, I had a pending application for citizenship, and I just considered myself a citizen,” said Migliore, who lives in Franklinton.
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As weight-loss drugs like Wegovy become common, Louisiana allows obesity treatment by telehealth Original

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By Alyse Pfeil Verified
| The Times-Picayune | The New Orleans Advocate Verified
As GLP-1 medications have revolutionized the treatment of obesity over the last several years and become increasingly available, Louisiana has lifted a ban on treating the condition via telehealth. Two pill versions of the medications, Foundayo and Wegovy, are now approved by FDA for obesity and weight loss, along with injectables like Zepbound. And the country is no longer facing the shortages of GLP-1 drugs it saw in 2023 and 2024.
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