Whenever the leges are unable to accomplish something, they complain about the governor having too much power. They say the answer to reducing the governor’s power is to have a constitutional convention. […]
When he was nominated for the position of legislative auditor in 2010, Daryl Purpera told then Times-Picayune reporter, now Senior Audit Analyst Ed Anderson, “What we want to be is a fact-finder, not a prosecutor.” […]
Much criticism has been expressed about the high contingency fees assessed by law firms for handling cases for governmental agencies. […]
Rosalie Matherne Beadle of Des Allemands, died peacefully on Sunday, Oct. 13 after a courageous battle with cancer. She was born in Raceland on Aug. 30, 1944. […]
P.J. Rogers, 87, a resident of Des Allemands, entered into eternal rest on Wednesday, Oct. 9. He passed peacefully at the South East Louisiana War Veterans Home in Reserve. […]
Arrests •Anthony D. Doresy, 47, of 305 Goodchildren St. in Boutte, was arrested on Oct. 11 and charged with DWI, not using a turning signal, disregarding a stop sign and open container. •Dustin M. Albarado, […]
The final worship service at the Luling United Methodist Church in Luling will be held on Sunday, Nov. 3. After that, the church will move into a unique partnership with a different denomination. […]
Louisiana is one of the worst states in the country when it comes to bridge upkeep. […]
St. Charles Parish officials showed off a $10.5 million community center that is designed to withstand 130 mile-per-hour winds and includes basketball and volleyball courts in addition to meeting rooms. […]
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