A small area consisting of only a few streets has seen a concentration of some of the most violent crimes in the parish over the past few years and residents living there say they are fed up with the senseless murders that have taken teen lives. […]
Members of the St. Charles School Board’s legislative committee said efforts by the Louisiana State Board of Elementary and Secondary Education (BESE) to make it unnecessary for teachers to be certified may not be the best path for public education.
Numerous representatives of the St. Charles Parish school and law enforcement communities attended a Homeland Security Committee meeting in Baton Rouge largely in response to the December mass shooting at Sandy Hook Elementary School in Connecticut. […]
After just over six months as an assistant district attorney, Harry Morel has retired from the office for good. Morel officially filed his retirement paperwork on Friday, Jan. 11.
Coming into Tuesday night’s soccer match against the Hahnville Tigers, the Destrehan Wildcats had only had three goals scored on them in regulation all season. […]
The traditional pastry of Mardi Gras is back for the season and bakers who make their own king cakes from well-guarded recipes, as well as stores who opt to buy from larger regional bakeries, are vying for a lock on the St. Charles king cake market. […]
The Federal Bureau of Investigation has subpoenaed around 1,200 records from the St. Charles Parish Clerk of Court’s Office involving driving while intoxicated cases during former District Attorney Harry Morel’s final term in office.
Tarik Flot feels like he has been given a second chance at life following his graduation from the St. Charles Parish drug court last week.
According to enrollment data gathered by the National Student Clearinghouse, 74 percent of graduates from St. Charles Parish’s class of 2010 enrolled in college within two years with 50 percent going to four-year programs and 24 percent going to two-year programs.
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