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Burn ban in 32 parishes because of dry conditions

Rapides, Avoyelles,Grant under burn ban

Fire threat high in several SWLA parishes

DNR releases 3D seismic images of Bayou Corne Sinkhole

Louisiana military department hiring contractor to remove explosive material at Camp Minden

Louisiana part of multistate study to test arsenic in rice growing

Louisiana targeting illegal inspection stickers

Louisiana man captures 760 pound alligator

Louisiana towns step up tests of water after boy dies from infection

Louisiana ports, waterways ‘underperforming,’ commerce advocates say

Guillory says registration, payments sent to bar association

Pebble Mine partner backs out of EPA-targeted project

“This is a prime example of why the economy isn’t recovering. EPA and their far-left environmental allies are using unprecedented tactics to shut down potential projects and corresponding jobs before they’ve even begun the permitting process,” said Louisiana Sen. David Vitter

Tuscaloosa shale drilling revs up in Louisiana and Mississippi

Audit: State could be losing oil royalty money

Ex-La. lawmaker asks to remain free on bond

Juvenile incarceration in Louisiana drops 68 percent, study shows

Louisiana tax amnesty program starts at midnight on September 23, 2013

Missing mental patient last seen wandering near marsh in Houma

Inspector general reveals he trashed police monitor’s report in 2011, and other political news

Southern professor expects to be disciplined, says it’s unwarranted‘

Activist, journalist, Min. J. Kojo Livingston dies

Motorists Disregard Sirens and Horns During Shreveport Fire Station’s 9-11 Observation

9/11 story missed the mark

Louisiana Tech history series to look at Muslims in America

Central father uses a little embarrassment to teach son a big lesson

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Lee Zurik Investigation: Hingle to jail, taxpayers pay him $400k

Feds investigating Grand Isle man’s rant caught on tape

Baton Rouge Police Officer Arrested

Caddo deputy cited for DWI after wreck

Man sentenced to 28 years for shooting Louisiana state trooper

Breaux Bridge High Vandal Wanted by DeputiesBaton Rouge Man Arrested

After Turning Pit Bull Loose on Victims in House

New Orleans Saints defeat Tampa Bay Buccaneers, 16-14, with last-second field goal

Delta Kappa Epsilon to Kent State: ‘We apologize to your entire community for the banner’

Man bites dog! N.O. Inspector General thinks some politicians are thieves and liars!: James Varney

Disconcerting behavior

LA needs a media critic!

Past Times: Hurricane Cindy threatens Louisiana

Temporary Jackson St. Bridge Closure Shuttle Service To accommodate pedestrians and bicyclists during the closure, a free shuttle service will be available. The shuttle’s bike rack is equipped to hold a total of four bicycles. Riders will be responsible for loading and unloading their own bikes. The shuttle will begin Tuesday, September 3, and will run from 6 a.m. until 8 p.m. every day, including holidays.

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