Jury rules in favor of St. John Parish officials in case involving environmental advocate
A jury reached a verdict Wednesday afternoon (Jan. 29) on a First Amendment case filed by environmental justice activist Joy Banner against St. John the Baptist Parish President Jaclyn Hotard, Parish Council President Michael Wright and the parish.
A new candidate has emerged in the race for Jefferson Parish Council District 1, one who could become the district's first ...
Two men are behind bars following a traffic stop that led to the largest drug bust for the St. Tammany Parish Sheriff's ...
IBERIA PARISH, La. ( KLFY) – An Iberia Parish Corrections Officer has been arrested for Malfeasance in Office. Earlier in ...
A boil water advisory for parts of St. Bernard Parish was lifted Thursday after water samples tested negative for bacteria ...
Evangeline Parish Sheriff's Office reported deputies made arrests and issued citations as a part of a DUI patrol over the ...
A Lafourche Parish man is the latest arrest made by the Tangipahoa Parish Sheriff Office’s Internet Crimes Against Children ...
LAFAYETTE, La. (KLFY) – A Lafayette jury convicted Kerry Duane Chaisson of Aggravated Flight from an officer which stemmed ...
After Wanda Skinner was removed from her seat, the school district voted to fill the seat during a Wednesday night board ...
The Livingston Parish library board restored some parts of the controversial budget. But much is still left in the air.
WESTWEGO, La. ( WGNO) — Second Harvest Food Bank unveiled its new mobile food market for underserved communities in Jefferson ...
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