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US Rep Abraham Appointed To House Armed Services Committee
5th District Congressman Ralph Abraham will have a chance to set military policy for the United States as he’s been appointed to the House Armed Services Committee.
Application Period Begins For Louisiana Scholarship Program
Today is the start of the application period for the Louisiana Scholarship Program, which pays for low-income students at a “C” “D” or “F” graded public school to attend a private school.
Two Charged In Rapides Parish After Young Children Test Positive For Drugs
The Rapides Parish Sheriff's Office says two people are behind bars amid allegations children in their care tested positive for drugs.
Wounded LWDF Agent Update, Questions Remain
The Louisiana Department of Wildlife and Fisheries agent who was shot multiple times in Morehouse Parish is in stable condition.
Carnival Time: Filled King Cakes Touted As Mississippi Tradition
King Cake season is in full swing, and a lot of people don't know that the filled Mardi Gras pastry is actually a Mississippi tradition.
Edwards Administration Urges Congress Not To Repeal Obamacare
Governor John Bel Edwards has sent a letter to Congress urging national leaders not to repeal the Affordable Care Act.
Nutritionist: Avoid Fad Diets When Setting New Year’s Health Resolutions
Many people set New Year’s resolutions to become healthier, but nutritionists caution about the dangers of fad diets.
Trump Team Drums Up Support For Cabinet Picks, Agenda
Trump supporters in Louisiana are helping to drum up support for President-elect Donald Trump’s agenda for his first 100 days in office.
Washington Parish Parents Arrested For Cruelty To Juveniles
Two Washington Parish parents have been arrested on charges of cruelty to a juvenile.
Several Stores In Louisiana Closing Soon
Several stores are closing their doors for good in the coming months.
State Releases Revised Plan For Coastal Protection And Restoration
The state has released its revised coastal protection and restoration masterplan that’s designed to reduce hurricane storm surge and restore Louisiana’s vanishing coastline.
GasBuddy Projects Highest Gas Prices In 3 Years For 2017
Drivers can expect to pay more at the pump this year, as GasBuddy forecasts the highest prices in three years.
Family Therapist Says More Couples Get Divorced In January
The holidays aren’t always the most wonderful time of the year, which is why more couples get divorced in January than any other month of the year.
Workers Compensation Rates Continue To Decline In Louisiana
Insurance Commissioner Jim Donelon says this is good news for Louisiana businesses because it makes competing for jobs easier.
Louisiana Gets Taste Of Winter Weather This Week
Another cold snap is coming our way, and state climatologist Barry Keim says it will be the coldest one yet.
John Kennedy Outlines Priorities As He’s Officially Sworn In To US Senate
Tuesday in Washington D.C, John Kennedy is being sworn into the 115th Congress of the United States as Louisiana's newest Senator.
What Can We Expect For Louisiana Politics In 2017
2016 was certainly an unusual year for Louisiana politics, so what can we expect in 2017?
Sean Payton: Definitely Plans To Be Back Next Season
Saints Head Coach Sean Payton took a step on Monday night towards ending speculation he could coach somewhere else next season.
Fire Marshal Urges Safety While Using Fireworks On New Year’s
State Fire Marshal Butch Browning is reminding people to always be cautious when using fireworks.
Additional Arrest Made In Murder Of Elderly Jeanerette Man (UPDATED)
An 18-year-old Jeanerette man has also been arrested in connection with the disappearance and death of 75-year-old Howard Poche.