The Louisiana National Guard’s top marksmen from around the state gathered at Camp Beauregard in Pineville for its annual The Adjutant General’s Match, March 23-24.
A proposed measure calls for the creation of pilot programs in Orleans, East Baton Rouge, and Caddo Parishes - some of the most violent parishes in the state.
Several rail cars containing butadiene and liquid petroleum gas derailed in the Port Allen area Wednesday morning, March 29, according to Louisiana State Police.
One of the two women wanted in connection with the Nathan Millard case was arrested Friday morning, March 24, according to the Baton Rouge Police Department.
Derrick Perkins, the man accused of dumping the body of Georgia businessman Nathan Millard, tried to find Narcan to revive him, new arrest warrants in the case claim.
A small group of Louisiana Republicans rallied Tuesday outside the State Capitol in support of former President Donald Trump amid rumors that he will be arrested in New York City.
No matter how long you wait it seems nearly impossible to reach someone at the OMV. The Office of Motor Vehicles last told us they were about 60 positions shy of where they need to be to handle the large call volume, even holding a job fair last week.
A police warrant signed on Sunday, March 19, added further clarity to the time spent between Nathan Millard and Derrick Perkins in the hours leading up to his death.
Louisiana has been selected by USDA Food and Nutrition Service to test out the new mobile payment technology for EBT cardholders in the next few years.
A man previously arrested for using Nathan Millard’s debit card is now facing upgraded charges for improperly disposing of the Georgia businessman’s body, officials said.
A beloved nutria will be allowed to stay with his adopted family after the Louisiana Department of Wildlife and Fisheries chooses not to remove the rodent from its owners.
The Honorable Monique Rauls and David Williams of the 9th Judicial District Court are featured on the Louisiana Judicial Honors 2023 poster along with over 100 other African-American judges in the state.
Calls to Louisiana’s 211 information line from citizens seeking food aid have tripled since the start of February, according to Department of Children and Family Services.
Officials with Entergy Louisiana are seeking approval from the Louisiana Public Service Commission to add more gigawatts of solar energy across Louisiana.
A woman tells LSU police she has lost $3,000 because of her so-called “sugar daddy.” Consumer protection experts hope her story will serve as a warning to others.