Hahnville traveled to Live Oak determined to carry over some late season momentum into the Class 5A first round matchup between the teams, but ultimately fell short of extending its year. No. 9 Live Oak […]
Jonathan West, the former gymnastics coach who last week was sentenced to 65 years in prison after pleading guilty in Jefferson Parish to charges that he sexually abused several boys, has been transferred to Nelson […]
Dana Jo Higginbotham, 43, passed away after battling cancer on April 18, 2019. She is survived by her son, Thomas Colomb (Tanya), mother Jolane Higginbotham, and her siblings, Debra Burton, Michael Burton, Paula Hymel, Jason […]
On a clear day, Robin Fields can see Mt. Denali (a.k.a. Mount McKinley) from the window of her daughter’s hospital room in Alaska. It’s a stunning view of the highest mountain peak in North America, […]
St. Isidore (c. 560-636), the Archbishop of Seville in Spain, once said, “Prayer purifies us, reading instructs us. Both are good when both are possible. If we want to be always in God’s company, we […]
Arrests Christopher Ransom, 39, of Brown Circle Drive in Laurel, Miss., was arrested April 15 and charged with nondisclosure of a private image (four counts). Shae Smith, 33, 1657 Reordan Court Apartment 2 Key West, […]
Wants death penalty for man accused of his murder Why Anthony “TC” Cole was shot to death execution style in Destrehan is a question that haunts his mother, but she hopes to get answers as […]
When Lionel Irons Jr. saw what it meant to then 11-year-old Tyren Hills to be his foster dad, Irons realized it was time to pull the trigger on his longtime idea to help more children. […]
Matthew LaChance needed some outside confirmation that what he thought had happened, had indeed just happened. “I had to call a couple people to come look at the ticket and make sure I’m reading it […]
Rising slowing and deliberately, first came the pounding of rotors midair and then sight of a Black Hawk helicopter rising above the trees over St. Charles Airport in Ama. On ground, a film crew for […]
There will be plenty of compelling stories over the next two months as the 2019 Legislative Session unfolds in Baton Rouge. It’s an election year, so the governor and all the legislators know the stakes […]
Students in Mrs. Tabb’s second-grade class at Rose Elementary school are learning how to measure in inches, feet, and yards. Pictured are Carmen Smith and Brennan Binnings making a real-world connection by measuring objects they […]
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