- Man stabbed to death at Tchoupitoulas St. WalMart
- Lacombe man charged with murder, sex crimes in overdose death
- Kennedy, Landry urge Louisiana House GOP to pick leader without Democrats
- New Orleans Police identify, arrest Canal St. mass shooting suspects
- Saenger reopens tomorrow
- Corps of Engineers announces plans to maintain 100-year flood protection
- Rocket set to provide years of space flights, years of Michoud work
- Sheryl Crow and Usher headline New Year's Eve in New Orleans
- LSU early double-digit favorite over Sooners in Peach Bowl
- Coming boom in natural gas means more terminals, jobs for Louisiana
- NFL Playoff Picture: Week 15
- Saints DE Marcus Davenport out for the remainder of the season, report says
- LSU's Dave Aranda in talks to become UNLV head coach, report says
- Payton addresses fake punt, 2 point conversions, officiating & Kamara/Murray
- Garic: Saints fans - time to look in the mirror after 49ers loss
- Joe Burrow Heisman billboards pop up in Times Square
- Cam Jordan, JCPenney gift holiday shopping spree to area kids
- Sean Payton thinking about Colts not Saints playoff seeding
- Brees: Saints 'can build on' performance against 49ers
- Scoot: Respect between Saints and 49ers fans made the loss easier to deal with
- Monumental statue of black man defies Confederate monuments
- Democrats poised to unveil 2 impeachment articles vs. Trump
- Watchdog report: FBI's Russia probe justified, no bias found
- Saudi gunman tweeted against US before naval base shooting
- Deadly shooting at NAS Pensacola
- Pelosi OKs drafting of impeachment articles against Trump
- Military: Sailor shoots 3 at Pearl Harbor, takes own life
- House report: Trump misused power, obstructed Congress
- Democrats release impeachment report accusing Trump of misusing his office to solicit election help from Ukraine
- Storm bears down on East, promises up to 20 inches of snow
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Louisiana Could Be Receiving $172 Million Due to Texas Ruling
(WWL.com) - A decision by the US District Court in Northern Division of Texas has ordered the IRS to repay Louisiana and five other states more than $839 million due to an unlawfully imposed fee on state Medicaid programs. It’s a decision Louisiana Attorney General Jeff Landry is applauding because if the decision stands, the IRS will have to repay the state over $172 million.
The Louisiana Department of Health says it’s reviewing the ruling to determine what it could mean for the state. Landry says fees were imposed on health insurance companies by the government for the influx of new customers.
"The Obama Administration allowed the MCOs & insurance companies to simply send the bill to the states, and force the states to pay the bill directly," adds Landry
Landry says taxpayers should have never had to foot the bill for those fees.
"The insurance companies should have been paying this fee. It should have been coming out of there profits, not out of the pockets of the taxpayers of Louisiana," states the Attorney General.
Landry believes the ruling will protect the state from paying millions more in the future.
"Not only is the $172 million coming back, it also means there was possibly another $100 million in the fee for this year," says Landry.