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The project is expected to create 127 new job opportunities in Acadiana -
University of Louisiana MonroeDuring testimony in the Archdiocese of New Orleans' ongoing bankruptcy case, Archbishop Gregory Aymond publicly apologized to over 600 survivors of clergy abuse. He expressed profound remorse for the harm caused, emphasized the church’s dedication to accountability, and acknowledged the deep pain endured by the victims.
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The South Webster Industrial District’s Sibley business site has earned Louisiana Economic Development’s certified business site designation, confirming it as development-ready and positioned for new industrial investment. The certification strengthens Webster Parish’s competitiveness by reducing risk for companies and supporting efforts to attract employers, create jobs, and grow the region’s industrial base. -
Operation Christmas Child launches its annual National Collection Week, inviting Louisiana residents to pack and donate shoebox gifts filled with essential items and toys for children in need worldwide. Shoeboxes can be dropped off at locations across the state now through Nov. 24. -
Michalopoulos: Mystical Expressionism will open during the Louisiana State Museum’s Founders Ball at the historic Cabildo in Jackson Square on Friday, November 21, at 6:30 p.m. -
USPS is placing a special emphasis on adopting family letters — including a new way to do it as a team — to help ensure letters from the same household are adopted and fulfilled together. -
The E.D. White Historic Site celebrates 200 years with the Oaks and Origins Festival, showcasing Louisiana’s history, cultural traditions, and community heritage. -
A Monroe man, Adrian Sampson, 21, faces 49 felony charges after investigators say he staged multiple vehicle crashes to file fraudulent insurance claims worth more than $150,000. -
BRF and the Committee of One Hundred (C100) partnered with the City of Shreveport and law enforcement to install new security cameras along Monkhouse Drive near Shreveport Regional Airport. -
Military spending in Louisiana up 77%, generating $17 billion economic impact statewide
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The Louisiana Department of Health has confirmed one case of measles in an adult resident of Region 9 (comprised of Livingston, St. Helena, St. Tammany, Tangipahoa, and Washington parishes). -
The Louisiana Department of Health (LDH) will distribute federal Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program (SNAP) funds to all eligible Louisiana SNAP recipients starting November 7. The Department has also ended staff furloughs and reopened SNAP offices, effective today.
