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State detectives release new details in Houma deputy-involved shooting investigation
Detectives with the Louisiana State Police Criminal Investigations Division (LSP-CID) continue the investigation into the Terrebonne Parish Sheriff’s Office (TPSO) deputy-involved shooting that occurred on November 5, 2026. The preliminary investigation revealed that the driver of a 2021 BMW X3 was the subject of an active multi-agency narcotics investigation....
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Hundreds gather in Houma to protest fatal, deputy-involved shooting of Lionel Thomas
Hundreds of people dressed in black came to Houma’s Courthouse Square this morning, peacefully protesting the recent deputy-involved shooting that resulted in the death of local man Lionel Thomas. The protest march, which began at the That’s Stanley Parking Lot and ended in downtown Houma, brought together community members...
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Houma Subway team earns No. 1 national ranking
A local Subway team at the GoBears convenience store on South Van Avenue in Houma has earned national recognition after receiving a perfect score in a restaurant performance ranking. According to an announcement from GoBears, the Subway location at 551 South Van Ave. earned a score of 100 and ranked...
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Big Boy’s Main Street Cook-Off bringing Cajun cuisine, live music to downtown Thibodaux on Nov. 13
Downtown Thibodaux will once again celebrate the flavors, sounds and traditions of South Louisiana as Big Boy’s Main Street Cook-Off brings together food lovers, cooking teams and music enthusiasts from 5-10 p.m. on Friday, Nov. 13. The event will feature samples of bold, savory Louisiana-inspired dishes prepared by more...
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Six-year-old stabbing survivor named youngest grand marshal of Krewe of Hercules parade
Six-year-old Weston Parfait, the sole survivor of Houma’s deadliest stabbing, has been named the youngest grand marshal in the history of the Krewe of Hercules parade, recognizing his courage and resilience during a horrific tragedy. The stabbing claimed the lives of four members of Parfait’s family, but despite being...
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Linda Theriot named 2027 Houma Irish Italian Parade Hometown Hero Grand Marshal
Linda Theriot, Executive Director and long-time secretary of the Regional Military Museum, has been selected as the Grand Marshal of Houma Irish-Italian Parade. Linda was chosen unanimously as the 2027 “Hometown Hero” of the beloved parade, recognizing her seventeen years of voluntary devotion, time, and energy to the Military Museum. Her leadership has been essential to keeping the museum open, ensuring that local veterans have a place where their stories, sacrifices, and history are preserved with dignity.
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Vote now for the Thibodaux Regional Health System Athletes of the Week (Nov. 2-8)
We want to hear from you! Teams kicked off postseason play and closed out regular seasons in the Houma and Thibodaux area. That means it's time for prep fans like you to vote for the next Thibodaux Regional Health System Athletes of the Week . This past week, teams across the area have either wrapped up their regular season or are in the final home stretch. That gave prep sports fans plenty of primetime games, matches and races to entertain them. Each week four boys and four girls are nominated to represent their schools and their sports, but it's up to fans like you to decide the winners. Voting is open now and runs until 9 a.m. on Friday, Nov. 13. Here's where you can check out this week's nominees and cast your vote: VOTE HERE: (Athletes listed in alphabetical order) Kourtney Duet, girls volleyball, South Lafourche: The Tarpons have punched their ticket to the quarterfinals thanks to Duet’s performance in the second round. She finished with a team-high nine kills to lead her team to a 3-0 win over Leesville. Kylan Johnson, football, Covenant Christian: Johnson is a two-way weapon for the Lions, serving as a wide receiver and