A moment of silence, memorials carefully arranged: At the first home football game of the season on Friday night, the Brusly High School community remembered and grieved three of its
Students at Crowley Kindergarten have been spending much of their recess time inside since school started just over a month ago. With temperatures regularly climbing over 90 degrees during school
Eleven counterfeit checks were drawn on the 19th Judicial District Attorney’s Narcotics Seizure account last year, according to a report released by the Louisiana Legislative Auditor earlier this week.
The 5th U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals on Friday found that President Joe Biden's White House and the Centers for Disease Control likely violated the Constitution's First Amendment by asking
The race for Louisiana secretary of state, normally a low-key affair, has taken on a more political bent this year amid unproven claims of voter fraud, and the better-known candidates
During Thursday night’s first statewide televised debate in the governor’s race, Shawn Wilson staked out Democratic positions on insurance, abortion and LGBTQ+ issues, while Stephen Waguespack, Sharon Hewitt and John
Two teens are facing a count of first-degree murder after the victim of an apparent armed robbery in March died in a local hospital.
Police arrested two teens they say shot and killed a man during an armed robbery in March.
The Louisiana Supreme Court on Friday threw out a 2-year-old law that authorized district attorneys to confect post-conviction plea deals with prisoners to reduce or end their sentences for whatever
WASHINGTON – The countdown to shutdown begins Tuesday when the U.S. House returns to Washington with just 11 legislative days remaining before the Sept. 30 close of the federal fiscal
