News
Destrehan Marine takes on snipers, shields injured soldiers
After only one semester of college at Southeastern Louisiana University, Kyle Haydel surprised his family by joining the military. […]
Articles by Kyle Barnett
Government
Ethics complaint filed against Judge Michele Morel
An employee at the St. Charles Parish Clerk of Court’s office has filed an ethics complaint against 29th Judicial District Court Judge Michele Morel. […]
Crime
LSU signee, DHS teammates reportedly attack police officer
DHS football star and LSU signee Rickey Jefferson was arrested for allegedly striking an undercover Jefferson Parish Sheriff’s Office deputy during Mardi Gras festivities in early February. […]
Agriculture / Horticulture
Weird Science: St. Rose teen takes gardening to new level
Most gardeners use soil and plenty of sunlight to make their plants grow, but 16-year-old Brad Frazier uses running water, a tub full of fish, rotting wood and artificial lighting in his greenhouse vegetable garden.
Crime
Hacker steals debit card info from Destrehan Rotolo’s
There were 195 verified accounts of some form of identity theft or unauthorized credit card use in St. Charles Parish last year alone, many of which came from a hacker who stole customer information from Rotolo’s Pizzeria in Destrehan. […]
Baseball
Destrehan off to best start in four years with 9-1 record
The Destrehan baseball team is off to fast start this year, racking up nine wins in a row after losing their first game of the year to Dutchtown. […]
Lifestyles
Queen of Queens pageant, Norco native first from River Parishes to win
Norco native Erika Laken Beck became the first participant from St. Charles Parish and the River Parishes to take the state’s top pageant honor. […]
Health
$660,000 buys 3 ‘hospitals on wheels’
St. Charles Parish Hospital has made a significant leap in first responder technology by adding three new ambulances to the hospital’s emergency response unit fleet and upgrading two older units. […]
Lifestyles
Hahnville native directs Kunta Kinteh documentary
Notable Hahnville native Elvin Ross returned to southeast Louisiana this week to host a number of screenings of his documentary film “Kunta Kinteh Island: Coming Home Without Shackles.”