Describing them as “dogs with feathers” that act more like pets, St. Charles Parish Councilman Billy Woodruff immediately sought a way for the Porter family to keep their chickens when a property owner opposed them. […]
After deputies were called twice on the same morning – 3 a.m. and then 4 a.m. – to a major fight at a local bar following a July 4 celebration, St. Charles Parish Sheriff Greg Champagne decided it was time to end any exemption to the curfew. […]
It takes time to build trust and openness with people who have struggled hard in life, but the volunteers with the Peace & Justice Ministry of St. Charles Borromeo Church have faith. […]
The St. Charles Parish Sheriff’s Office has apprehended Felix Polkey in connection with a Friday (O
ct. 5) shooting reported in St. Rose. […]
When the leukemia diagnosis came for 12-year-old Angie Rivera, she struggled with lingering fears and uncertainty. […]
Soon after Tiffany Eastin learned she was in the last stage of liver disease came the news her kidney also was failing and she was put on the transplant list for both organs. […]
As the teacher goes over a math lesson with a class at Mimosa Park Elementary School, Betty Langley sits alongside a student on the floor and helps her. […]
The invasive species known as the apple snail has been reported in the Mimosa Park area of Luling.
“They are up and down the canal on Primrose Drive,” said resident Ardine Jones. […]
Two travel trailers and a carnival ride were substantially damaged or destroyed by fire around 5:47 a.m. Tuesday at the West Bank Bridge Park. […]
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