Government
West Bank dodges bullet from Isaac
Many people who live on the West Bank were told if a slow moving hurricane or tropical storm hovered over the area for an extended period of time their homes would likely be flooded.
News
Emergency Info
Curfew pushed back to 10 p.m. to 6 a.m.
According to the St. Charles Parish Sheriff’s Office the dusk to dawn curfew has been lifted today, however, a curfew will still be in effect from 10 p.m.-6 a.m. as much of the parish is still without power. […]
Emergency Info
Check out our facebook page for updates
Businesses are now opening please checkout ourfacebook page foe more information. […]
Government
Council upholds St. Pierre veto
Parish employees can continue to reveal the source of building code complaints after the St. Charles Parish Council upheld a veto by Parish President V.J. St. Pierre.
Government
Chaisson elected to 10-year court of appeal term
Judge Robert Chaisson, of Destrehan, was re-elected to a full 10-year term on the 5th Circuit Court of Appeal last week after no one qualified to run against him.
Government
Parish needs larger parks, study says
St. Charles Parish should focus on providing large-scale, strategically located community parks while eliminating some undersized, underutilized recreational sites in neighborhoods, according to a draft of the Parks and Recreation Department master plan.
Crime
Accused Luling gas station robber nabbed in 3 minutes
A 45-year-old Killona man was arrested only three minutes after authorities say he robbed a gas station on Sunday afternoon.
Health
West Nile cases on the rise
The number of West Nile virus cases has spiked across the country this year and 26 people in Texas have died of the disease. […]
Crime
Donations pour in for family of murdered deputy
Donations continue to pour in for the family of New Sarpy resident Brandon Nielsen, who was one of two deputies killed in a shooting last week in LaPlace that made headlines across the nation.