While 2021 Mardi Gras parades in neighboring St. John the Baptist Parish have already been cancelled by parish government officials, local krewes in St. Charles Parish are still holding out hope that they’ll be able to ride in 2021. […]
St. Charles Parish Sheriff Greg Champagne announced today that over the last several days there have been a total of 39 inmates who have tested positive for coronavirus at the Nelson Coleman Correctional Center. […]
Surrounded by family, friends and colleagues, St. Charles Parish Sheriff Greg Champagne held up a photograph taken as he was first sworn into office in 1996. Among those in the shot was his daughter, Rochelle, then just 12 years old. […]
While crime rates in St. Charles Parish hover at a low rate, collective crime activity – including drug-related arrests – in the parish has been on an uptick recently as people begin to emerge from coronavirus quarantine. […]
St. Charles Parish Sheriff Greg Champagne said he was sickened after viewing the video of the Minneapolis incident that saw George Floyd killed while in police custody, as well as the event’s aftermath that has seen “rioting, looting and violence around the country.” […]
With unemployment – and in many cases uncertainty – on the rise nationally, locally something of extreme importance is remaining low – the crime rate in St. Charles Parish. […]
St. Charles Parish Sheriff Greg Champagne’s veterans breakfast held Wednesday (Nov. 13) morning drew more than 100 veterans and family members. […]
St. Charles Parish Sheriff Greg Champagne said a newly-launched app, OffenderWatch Safe Virtual Neighborhood, will help deter child sex offenders and provide parents “some peace of mind” about what their children are doing online. […]
It was Taco Tuesday at Lakewood Elementary School in Luling and Sheriff Greg Champagne along with his deputies dined right along side students as they kicked off a new initiative called “Eat on the Beat.” […]
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