Greg LaRose (Louisiana Illuminator)
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Children who qualify for free or reduced-price meals at school are eligible for food assistance over the summer break, state officials announced Monday.
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Personnel with the Jefferson Parish Sheriff’s Office fell for an online scheme that cost the agency more than $1.1 million, according to an internal audit made public Monday.
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A local jury found the oil company violated state permitting laws and illegally polluted the coast in Plaquemines Parish.
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Christopher Sepulvado, the 81-year-old man who was facing execution next month for the 1992 murder of his stepson, died overnight at Louisiana State Penitentiary in Angola, according to his attorney.
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Gov. Landry indicates safety measures will likely be in place for Mardi Gras.
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Encampment residents were sent to a new temporary shelter, located in a warehouse in Gentilly.
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Louisiana’s lone Democratic incumbent in the U.S. House of Representatives will keep his seat after securing an outright win against four challengers on Election Day.
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More than 100 workers spent Sunday continuing the cleanup of a crude oil spill in Bayou Lafourche near Raceland, hoping to protect the drinking water supply and wildlife.
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"I can’t wait to be sued,” Landry said before signing the bill that will require all public school classrooms—including those at universities—to display the Ten Commandments.
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The allocations include funding for Louisiana National Guard to deploy to the U.S. border in Texas, along with raises, new equipment and dry cleaning allowances for state police.