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LSU, Hyundai Steel partner in major research agreement

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| Louisiana First News Verified
BATON ROUGE, La. (Louisiana First) — LSU and Hyundai Steel signed a master research agreement on Tuesday, which leaders described as a landmark partnership aimed at boosting innovation, workforce development and future jobs in Louisiana. The agreement, however, comes amid ongoing opposition to Hyundai Steel’s plans for a nearly $6 billion facility in Ascension Parish. The research partnership is what officials call LSU’s largest ever.
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Louisiana insurance commissioner says market showing signs of improvement, but relief may take time Original

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By Bryanna Moore Verified
| Louisiana First News Verified
BATON ROUGE, La. (Louisiana First) — As hurricane season begins and insurance costs remain a top concern for many Louisiana homeowners and drivers, Insurance Commissioner Tim Temple says there are signs the state’s insurance market is beginning to stabilize. Temple said Louisiana has seen an increase in insurance companies entering the market in recent years, creating more competition and helping drive down rates for some policyholders.
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Louisiana could replace inspection stickers with QR codes in 2027

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| Yahoo Verified
BATON ROUGE, La. (Louisiana First) — A long-standing requirement for Louisiana drivers is on track to change, starting in 2027. Under House Bill 1085, traditional motor vehicle inspection stickers would be phased out and replaced with a $6 QR code linked to a vehicle’s registration. State officials say the change is designed to modernize the system while reducing costs for drivers. However, not all motorists will see the same changes.
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