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Man accused of attempted second-degree murder near Slidell

A Mississippi man was arrested in connection with a shooting at a Slidell-area residence.

Slidell, LA · 1d

WGNO

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LHSAA released 2026 high school football playoff brackets

NEW ORLEANS — The LHSAA released the state football playoff brackets, signaling the start of the 2026 postseason. In Division I Non-Select, Mandeville leads the pack as a one-seed, earning a first-round bye. The Skippers will play the winner of Slidell and Southside. For the full Division I Non-Select bracket, click here. In Division II […]

New Orleans, LA · 1d

kalb.com

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Gordon McKernan to give away 600 free bikes to Louisiana children

BATON ROUGE, La. (KALB) — Louisiana personal injury attorney Gordon McKernan is giving away 600 bikes and helmets to children in eight cities this holiday season through his 14th annual Gordon Gives Bike Giveaway. Registration is open HERE. Registration deadlines and selection. Registration closes Nov. 29 for Alexandria, Lafayette,...

Louisiana · 21h
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WAFB.com

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10 local agencies join ICE program targeting illegal immigration

BATON ROUGE, La. (WAFB) - At least 10 law enforcement agencies in the area recently signed up for a U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement program called 287(g), which targets undocumented residents, the WAFB I-TEAM found. One police chief said the sign-ups come with $3,500 for each officer’s name submitted to...

Springfield, LA · 18h
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Man found dead Sunday along South Claiborne Avenue, NOPD says

NEW ORLEANS (WVUE) - A 69-year-old man found dead along South Claiborne Avenue is the city’s second homicide victim of Sunday morning (Nov. 8), New Orleans police said. Police identified the man as David Hyde. The NOPD said the man was found on the ground “suffering from multiple contusions”...

New Orleans, LA · 2d

NOLA.com

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New Orleans police investigate after 69-year-old man killed at South Claiborne Walgreens

A 69-year-old man was killed at a Walgreens at South Claiborne and Napoleon avenues early Sunday morning in what New Orleans police are investigating as a homicide. Officers were called just before 7 a.m. to the store in the 4400 block of South Claiborne, where they found a man lying on the ground with multiple bruises and bleeding from the head. Paramedics pronounced the man dead on scene, according to the New Orleans Police Department.

New Orleans, LA · 2d

houmatimes.com

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Nicholls celebrates Homecoming with comeback victory, crowning of king and queen

Nicholls State University celebrated Homecoming on Saturday with a dramatic 32-31 football victory over East Texas A&M, overcoming a 17-point halftime deficit before a packed John L. Guidry Stadium. The university also celebrated the selection of its 2026 Homecoming King and Queen, Joseph Lirette and Ava Wilson. Nicholls (4-6, 3-4...

Thibodaux, LA · 1d

The Associated Press

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Tulane athletic director David Harris posts critical statement after a lopsided loss to Tulsa

NEW ORLEANS (AP) — Tulane athletic director David Harris was “embarrassed” by what he called an “alarming” 50-point loss to Tulsa on homecoming weekend, he said in a message posted on the university's athletic website Saturday night. The performance “by our football program was unacceptable, and far below the standard that we have come to expect in recent years,” Harris' statement said. “I understand the frustration and disappointment that our supporters feel. I am embarrassed by what transpired on the field in front of our student-athletes’ families, alumni, fans and the entire Tulane community.” Harris, in his third season at Tulane, hired coach Will Hall last offseason after Jon Sumrall accepted the coaching job at Florida. The 60-10 loss to Tulsa dropped Tulane to 4-5 overall and 2-3 in the American Conference, one season after the Green Wave were one of two teams from non-power conferences to be included in the College Football Playoff. “We've played better than this,” Hall said. “It's definitely fixable. We've got to fix it and it starts with me.” Hall did not indicate whether he was considering any staff changes. “Right now, I'm focused on taking this team and playing much, much better in seven

New Orleans, LA · 2d

Gonzales Weekly Citizen

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Freeland Jackson Center opens in Gonzales

The new Freeland Jackson Center opened in Gonzales at 1400 S. Darla Avenue. City officials and the family of Freeland Jackson attended the center's opening. The city also recently held its 36th Annual Mayor's Prayer Breakfast. City of Gonzales officials and the family of Freeland Jackson were among those in...

Gonzales, LA · 14h

NOLA.com

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At this French Quarter building, a short-term rental fraud scheme is just the tip of the iceberg

The lobby of 810 Bienville Street is papered with signs warning of the luxury apartment complex’s ban on vacation stays. A key fob is required to unlock the front door. Staff monitor the entrance. But none of that stopped a couple from settling in Thursday to a unit they’d...

New Orleans, LA · 2d

lafourchegazette.com

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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...

Thibodaux, LA · 1d

houmatimes.com

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Thibodaux Police Department receives award for use of crime camera technology

The Thibodaux Police Department has received a Technology Excellence Award from American Integration Contractors (AIC) in recognition of its use of surveillance camera technology in a criminal investigation. Police Chief Bryan P. Zeringue recently accepted the award on behalf of the department. According to the department, the recognition stems from...

Thibodaux, LA · 2d

NOLA.com

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These 3 Bay St. Louis spots deserve Michelin recognition. Here’s what to try from a local foodie.

Bay St. Louis is no longer the quaint, cozy beach town long called a hidden gem by New Orleans locals. A city that once attracted weekend visitors with beers at Fire Dog or free train shots at The Good Life now has a maintained beach, charming local businesses and an emerging culinary scene.

Bay St Louis, MS · 1d

NOLA.com

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LSU graduate, now Alabama pastor, says Tigers’ wasted ‘$40 million’ after loss to Tide

Chris Hodges, the founding pastor at Church of the Highlands and an LSU graduate, returned to the pulpit a day after the Tigers lost 31-13 to Alabama on Saturday. Hodges raised his hands and opened his sermon with a question for the congregation. “Don’t you love Sundays?” Hodges asked. “Aren’t...

New Orleans, LA · 18h

wbrz.com

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Overnight outages scheduled for some Gonzales business, residents along Airline Highway

GONZALES - Some businesses and homes along Airline Highway in Gonzales will be out of power for a few hours overnight on Thursday and Friday. The city said the outage will start at 10:30 p.m. and run until 1:30 a.m. on Nov. 11 and 12. The following addresses, which include...

Gonzales, LA · 13h

The Courier

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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

Thibodaux, LA · 1d

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New Orleans doctor uses lived experience to lead new medical cohorts at Xavier University

Xavier University of Louisiana will open the Xavier Ochsner College of Medicine next year, marking a new chapter in its nearly 100-year legacy of excellence. The new medical school will be the fifth historically Black college and university medical school in the United States. Dr. Leo Seoane, the founding dean...

New Orleans, LA · 18h

WWL-AMFM

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One dead, one wounded in separate New Orleans East shootings

A violent night and early morning in New Orleans East resulted in the shooting death of a woman and a man going to a hospital with a neck wound.

New Orleans, LA · 2d

NOLA.com

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After Douglass-Kennedy school merger in NOLA, efforts to honor past while forging ahead

It was halftime at the John F. Kennedy High School homecoming game and two pairs of kings and queens slowly paraded down the 50-yard line as cheers filled the air. The royal couples came from two New Orleans high schools — Kennedy and Frederick A. Douglass — that had merged into one.

New Orleans, LA · 2d

pelicanpostonline.com

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Intro of Economic Development District for BJ’s on tonight’s council agenda

On October 12 Gonzales City Council rejected an ordinance to create “Veterans Boulevard Economic Development District,” the first step toward welcoming BJ’s Wholesale Club to the Jambalaya Capital of the World. Terri Lambert, Cynthia Gray James and Tyler Turner voted “NO” with only Councliman Eddie Williams in support (Kirk Boudreaux was a no-show). This evening a new version of the ordinance is set to be introduced, this one accompanied by a draft of the agreement necessary to bring the retailer to the city.

Gonzales, LA · 1d