LA Retired Teachers Association STAFF REPORT Louisiana Retired Teachers Meeting in Ruston District 10 of the Louisiana Retired Teachers Association will hold its fall district meeting on September 23, 2026 at The Ruston Parish Library located at 910 N. Trenton St., Ruston, LA. District 10 of LRTA includes the parishes of Caldwell, Jackson, Lincoln, Morehouse, Ouachita, and Union. All retired …
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Louisiana ‘Move Over Law’ in effect
KALB Digital Team KALB.com Louisiana’s expanded ‘Move Over Law’ is now in effect Louisiana drivers are now required to take greater heed for other motorists on the side of the road, according to Louisiana State Police. (KALB) – Louisiana drivers are now required to take greater heed for other motorists on the side of the road, according to Louisiana State …
Read More »Louisiana State Police find more than 1,200 pounds of suspected marijuana during three traffic stops
FOX 8 Staff FOX8Live.com WVUE) – Louisiana State Police troopers found more than 1,200 pounds of suspected marijuana, along with suspected cocaine, Adderall, ecstasy, two guns and more than $4,000 in cash during three separate traffic stops. Arrests were made. One of the three stops led to the discovery of nearly 1,100 pounds of suspected marijuana after a police dog …
Read More »Cary Brown Unopposed for Third JDC DA
Staff Report “I am humbled by the trust that the voters of Lincoln and Union Parishes have placed in me to serve as their next District Attorney. It is a responsibility that I do not take lightly. I look forward to working each day with our partners in law enforcement to help keep our communities safe. Criminals will be held …
Read More »Qualifying for Fall Elections Opens On Wednesday, August 5th
Johnny Dollar editor@fgazette.com Union Parish candidates have three days to file for the November 3 election Candidate qualifying for Louisiana’s fall elections will begin Wednesday, August 5, and continue through Friday, August 7. In Union Parish, the qualifying period includes candidates seeking election to the Third Judicial District Court, which serves Union and Lincoln parishes, as well as all 9 seats …
Read More »Collaboration Is the Key Conference
Staff Report This one-day free training will provide law enforcement, judges, attorneys, prosecutors, social workers, counselors, victim advocates, domestic violence advocates, and other professions with an opportunity to network and receive updated information on domestic and dating violence related laws, dynamics of domestic violence, predominate aggressor, insight on what to do when a law enforcement officer is the abuser, focus …
Read More »5th Circuit rejects Trump’s mandatoryimmigration detention policy
Robert Stewart, VeriteLouisiana Illuminator In a long-anticipated decision,the U.S. 5th CircuitCourt of Appeals in NewOrleans ruled on Thursdaythat the Trump administration’spolicy of detainingsome immigrants withoutproviding them due processin the form of a bondhearing is unconstitutional.A three-judge panel forthe court ruled that peoplearrested within the countryon immigration chargesmust be given a bond hearingwithin 90 days.The 71-page split decisionsided in favor of …
Read More »Governor Jeff Landry: New Orleans is no longer as important as it once was
Julie O’Donoghue Louisiana Illuminator Gov. Jeff Landry says New Orleans isn’t as central to Louisiana’s economic success as it once was. Amid an ongoing power struggle between state Republicans and New Orleans Democrats, Gov. Jeff Landry said New Orleans is no longer as important to Louisiana’s economic success as it has been in the past. “Used to be, the saying was, …
Read More »Summers getting hotter: Stay Safe!
Thanh Truong, Gray Louisiana Fox 8 Live Louisiana summers are getting hotter and more humid, researchers say New data shows summer temperatures are rising across Louisiana, with New Orleans seeing 53 more hotter-than-normal days NEW ORLEANS (WVUE) – Louisiana’s summer heat is becoming harder to ignore, with rising temperatures, higher humidity and thousands of heat-related emergency room visits in recent years. …
Read More »NSU at odds with Governor Landry
Piper Hutchinson Louisiana Illuminator North Louisiana law school proposal puts university leader at odds with Landry, lawmakers Northwestern State president says his plan is ‘wasting away in Margaritaville’ Northwestern State University President Jimmy Genovese wants to open a law school, despite brushback from Gov. Jeff Landry and state lawmakers. Genovese says the idea originated with the governor but that he won’t …
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