News
Blaze destroys mobile home
Paradis, Luling and Des Allemands volunteer fire departments responded to a burning mobile home on Old Spanish Trail near Outdoor Express in Paradis on Dec. 13. […]
St. Charles Parish Louisiana
Football
Column: Tigers had special season in 2017
Few outside the Tigers locker room likely saw the team as Domeward Bound after a loss to Brother Martin dropped them to 1-2. But from there, they proved everyone wrong, winning their next 11 games, breaking a losing streak to rival Destrehan, winning a district crown and becoming the first team in nearly 30 games to beat Acadiana in a playoff game at the Rams’ stadium. […]
Crime
Sheriff’s Office, School District partner on sex offender program
The St. Charles Parish Sheriff’s Office and St. Charles Parish School System have partnered to create the Teaching Awareness To Schools Kids (TASK) program to prevent sexual abuse against citizens. […]
Lifestyles
Thibodaux woman says Luling priest healed her
On Nov. 15, two weeks after praying with Father Anthony Odiong in Luling, Andrea “Andie” Bollinger got an incredible report from one of the world’s foremost cancer centers in the world. […]
Crime
Surveillance cameras role increasing in crime solving
The St. Charles Parish Sheriff’s Office utilizes multiple methods in an effort to stop crime in its tracks-and as time goes on, it’s been able to call on both the public and the latest technology to further those efforts more and more. […]
Health
Louisiana is national hot spot for widespread flu
A growing number of people are coming to St. Charles Parish Hospital’s emergency room with the flu in an unusually early outbreak that is statewide and making Louisiana one of the hot spots nationally for the virus. […]
What's Happening
Parish toy drive
St. Charles Parish officials are now collecting toy donations for the patients of Children’s Hospital in New Orleans until Dec. 13. Toy donations ranging from birth to age 21 may be dropped off at the following locations from 8:30 a.m. to 4 p.m. […]
Government
Historic marker says it’s been alive since 1803
Threatened by the impending Grand Bayou levee project, the fate of a more than 300-year-old cypress tree in Des Allemands took a step in the right direction at Monday’s Council meeting. […]
Crime
Man sentenced to life in prison for killing 16-year-old, dumping body in St. Rose
Daniel Beckley, the Kenner man who found guilty in October of murdering 16-year-old Jorion White and leaving her body in St. Rose, was sentenced to life in prison plus 30 years by Judge Timothy S. Marcel Tuesday. […]