Crime
Luling man accused of shooting cat with bow and arrow turns himself in
A Luling man accused of shooting a neighbor’s cat with a bow and arrow turned himself in Thursday on a warrant issued on the charge of cruelty to animals. […]
News
Business
Devoted employee at the heart of Majoria’s Supermarket
When Dana Majoria or his brothers need something taken care of at Majoria’s Supermarket, they know they can rely on Iris Bergeron. […]
Government
Sheriff: Internet safe spot offers ‘peace of mind’
Capt. Pat Yoes would love to chalk up the Sheriff’s Office’s adoption of a safe location for the public’s internet sale exchanges at its training facility parking lot as a stroke of genius.
Government
Hale Boggs bridge to fully reopen Wednesday
The much-anticipated date on completing upgrade work on the Hale Boggs Memorial Bridge is Wednesday (June 15). […]
News
Trooper injured by impaired driver while responding to fatal crash on Spillway
A Louisiana State Police Trooper was injured while responding to a fatal auto crash on the Bonnet Carre Spillway bridge early Sunday morning, according to Louisiana State Police spokeswoman Melissa Matey. […]
Crime
Bayou Gauche absorbs rash of auto burglaries
Over 15 unlocked vehicles were burglarized in the Bayou Gauche area near Edna Drive between the hours of Thursday night and early Friday morning, according to the St. Charles Parish Sheriff’s Office. […]
Government
Sheriff concerned medical marijuana law could pave way for legalization
Gov. John Bel Edwards’ recent signing of a bill allowing patients in Louisiana to access medical marijuana has been a lightning rod for debate. […]
Government
Grants officer who helped secure $100 million resigns
After bringing in millions of dollars of grants into St. Charles Parish, Holly Fonseca has announced she is leaving the parish government after serving nearly nine years as grants officer. […]
Business
Stand-alone donut shop would be built in St. Charles Plaza
Errol Malbrough has a round dream with a hole in it. […]