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Hard Times In Da Parish: October 26–November 1, 2026

All persons are presumed innocent until proven guilty in a court of law. ALEXANDER, MONIQUE, 48, MARKSVILLE, CONTEMPT – FAILURE TO COMPLY WITH SENTENCE. ALFRED, JATORRIAN, 29, BUNKIE, POSS. SCH. V DRUGS. BACON, TORIE, 41, MARKSVILLE DOMESTIC ABUSE/CHILD ENDANGERMENT. BAZILE, DEON, 31, MARKSVILLE FELON IN POSS. OF FIREARM; AGG....

Marksville, LA · 21h
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‘It really hurts me’: Louisiana native, country music star Sammy Kershaw says CMA denied red carpet request two weeks before show

NASHVILLE, Tenn. (KALB) - Fellow musicians are rallying around Louisiana native Sammy Kershaw who said the Country Music Association won’t let him walk the red carpet. In a candid post shared Thursday to his official Facebook page, the 68-year-old Kaplan native told his more than 840,000 followers that the organization rejected his credential request just two weeks ahead of the ceremony.

Louisiana · 19h
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Buc-ee’s Is Opening Its First Location in This State: ‘Finally Happening’

The travel center chain is opening its first location in Louisiana on Monday, Nov. 9 in Lafayette

Louisiana · 4h
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Highway 98.9

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The Best Restaurants for Gumbo in South Louisiana

From Lafayette to Abbeville, Crowley to Opelousas, these are the local South Louisiana restaurants that you say are serving up the best bowls of gumbo.

Louisiana · 1d

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Jeff Davis 8 evidence to be digitized in new effort to solve cases

JEFF DAVIS PARISH, La. (KPLC) - The cases that became known across the country as the “Jeff Davis 8” are getting a fresh set of eyes, according to law enforcement. Sheriff Kyle Miers took office in 2024, 21 years after the body of Loretta Chaisson Lewis was found by a fisherman in the Grand Marais drainage canal.

Louisiana · 19h

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For Decades, This Louisiana Family Served Soul Food In America’s Oldest Black-Owned Business

This restaurant has gone by at least four different names, and one family has kept the kitchen running through every single one. Although that’s quite a thing to casually mention, it gets better. The family began feeding the public in 1921. Five generations later, they still run the place.

Shreveport, LA · 21h

BRProud

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Mammoth skeleton unearthed in Louisiana

A landowner in Louisiana recently discovered fossil remains belonging to a mammoth.

Lafayette, LA · 1d

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This Tiny Louisiana Mexican Restaurant Is Known For Tamales That Locals Line Up For

The tamales here come out of a food trailer, and that’s pretty much the whole setup. Easy enough to understand, right? Although it does explain why nobody is bragging about the chandeliers. This Louisiana stop keeps its focus right where it belongs. Tamales share the order window with tacos,...

Louisiana · 21h

WGNO

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Recall effort against Gov. Jeff Landry fails

The recall effort against Gov. Jeff Landry was deemed unsuccessful.

Louisiana · 6h

Louisiana Illuminator

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Commentary: Nerding the numbers: These 7 parishes propelled Julia Letlow to victory

There are two things I look forward to ahead of Election Day, and both involve an intense passion for fine details. One is the obligatory newsroom pizza binge, and God help the soul who takes liberties with ordering. It’s not the time to go rogue with an artisan crust or bespoke toppings. The other eagerly […]

Louisiana · 1d

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New Tiny Homes Village Coming to Southeast Louisiana

LACOMBE, La. (press release) – The National Alliance on Mental Illness (NAMI) of Southeast Louisiana broke ground on its Tiny Homes Village on Oct. 22, a major milestone in the organization’s efforts to expand supportive housing for individuals living with persistent mental illness. The planned Tiny Homes Village...

Lacombe, LA · 1d

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Tallulah native Gary Crockett announces run for Louisiana governor

MONROE, La. (KNOE) - Gary Crockett, the businessman and Navy veteran who finished second to Jamie Davis in the Democratic runoff for the U.S. Senate, announced he is running for governor. His announcement comes one day after Democrats across the country won in midterm races. Davis lost the general election...

Louisiana · 11h

Gambling News

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Louisiana Casinos Sued for Allegedly Helping Police Against Blackjack Player

A federal lawsuit has been filed against two Louisiana casinos and several police officers who are alleged to have conspired to identify an advantage blackjack player . The plaintiff claims that officers unlawfully detained him, confiscated his driver’s license and gave his personal information to casino security. Iowa Blackjack Player Accuses Louisiana Casinos of Civil Rights Violations Eric Michael Temeyer of Iowa filed the nine-count complaint on November 3 in the US District Court for the Western District of Louisiana . Defendants include Golden Nugget Lake Charles , L’Auberge Lake Charles and several law enforcement officers. The suit alleges civil rights violations, illegal searches, and civil conspiracy. The complaint says the incident began on November 2, 2025, when Temeyer was playing blackjack at L’Auberge . He reportedly remained at the property from about 5 p.m. until around 2:40 a.m. the next morning. At some point, casino employees requested identification from him, but he refused. When he tried to cash in about $2,800 worth of blackjack chips, a cashier reportedly refused to make the transaction without seeing his ID. Temeyer then visited the Golden Nugget Lake Charles , nearby. The security staff at the property also asked for his identification. He

Louisiana · 14h

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$100 Entergy bill credit program includes Avoyelles customers

Eligible Entergy Louisiana residential customers in Avoyelles Parish are included in a statewide assistance program offering a one-time $100 credit toward their electricity bills. The $2 million program is funded by Entergy shareholder dollars and administered through participating United Way organizations. Applications opened at 9 a.m. Oct. 28 and will...

Avoyelles Parish, LA · 1d

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Why Louisiana Ranks Near Top for Thanksgiving Trips to the ER

Thanksgiving week brings a surge of emergency room patients to Louisiana hospitals, mostly from turkey fryer accidents and kitchen injuries that turn the holiday meal prep into a medical crisis.

Louisiana · 1d

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Chauna Banks wakes up to learn she's leading the race for 6th Congressional District seat

BATON ROUGE - Former Metro Councilwoman Chauna Banks has a shot at working in the nation's capital after winning most of the vote in Louisiana's 6th Congressional District, forcing a runoff against state Sen. Blake Miguez. Banks opted not to throw an election party and went to bed early, but...

Louisiana · 2d

KPLC TV

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Changes coming to Louisiana Medicaid

LAKE CHARLES, La. (KPLC) - Changes to Medicaid are taking effect in the new year for some recipients. Starting Jan. 1, most working-age adults on Medicaid in Louisiana will have to show at least 80 hours a month of work, school, job training, volunteering, or some combination of those to keep their coverage.

Louisiana · 1d

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Louisiana amoeba infections leave 5 with permanent vision loss, 1 dead

BATON ROUGE, La. (WAFB) - The Louisiana Department of Health has identified 10 Acanthamoeba infections since 2024, including one fatal brain infection this year. The state epidemiologist said contact lens wearers should remove their lenses before showering, swimming, or using a hot tub. Theresa Sokol, state epidemiologist for the Louisiana...

Louisiana · 23h

The Financial Wire

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Louisiana voters rejected Amendment 5, keeping the rule that state retirement systems apply one-time state money to their oldest unfunded debts first

Louisiana voters rejected Amendment 5 on Tuesday, according to unofficial results, which keeps in place a rule that state retirement systems apply one-time money from the state to their oldest unfunded debts first. Ballotpedia’s tally shows 526,531 votes in favor, or 38%, and 874,544 against, or 62%. Because the amendment failed, nothing in the Constitution... The post Louisiana voters rejected Amendment 5, keeping the rule that state retirement systems apply one-time state money to their oldest unfunded debts first appeared first on The Financial Wire .

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