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Escaped Caddo inmate Tre’veon Jackson sentenced to 200 years for armed robbery

SHREVEPORT, La. (KSLA) - Former escaped inmate Tre’veon Jackson, 24, was sentenced to 200 years at hard labor without probation, parole or suspension of sentence for armed robbery Wednesday, Oct. 21, in Caddo District Court. Jackson was found guilty Oct. 15, 2025, in the 2021 armed robbery of a...
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Exchange your ‘I Voted’ sticker for free autographed Terrance Osborne print

Artist Terrance Osborne announced that you can exchange your 'I Voted' stickers for a free autographed print.
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PSC candidate accepts more than $100K from state-regulated utilities

In her bid to join the Louisiana Public Service Commission, state Rep.Stephanie Hilferty, R-New Orleans, has received more than $137,000 in campaign contributions from people and groups connected to some of the very companies that she would be in charge of regulating if elected. Hilferty, a Republican, is the likely...
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St. Charles Parish remembers the 77 lives lost in the Luling Ferry Disaster

Tuesday marked 50 years since one of the deadliest ferry disasters in U.S. History, when the George Prince ferry was struck by the Norwegian tanker Frosta, killing 77 people. The ferry was crossing the Mississippi River from Destrehan to Luling in the early morning hours. Many families affected gathered at...
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Venture Global plans off-grid AI network in south Louisiana

(The Center Square) – Liquefied natural gas exporter Venture Global has announced plans to build a 10-gigawatt off-grid power network to supply artificial intelligence data centers that would be located on land the company owns near its terminals in Plaquemines and Cameron parishes. The company said Thursday it signed agreements with GE Vernova and Baker Hughes to buy 16 natural gas turbines for use in a private network. Capable of producing up to 11.5 gigawatts of electricity, the private grid
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Historic Freedom 250 Ferris Wheel coming to State Fair of Louisiana

The State Fair of Louisiana is preparing to welcome visitors back to Shreveport October 29 through November 15, and this year’s fair will feature a special attraction that recently made history in the nation’s capital. The Freedom 250 Ferris Wheel, which served as the centerpiece of America’s 250th...
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Shreveport restores water to Sanctuary Apartments after owner pays $68K, agrees to 6-month payoff...

SHREVEPORT, La. (KSLA) - The City of Shreveport has reached a payment agreement with the owner of Sanctuary Apartments, according to the city. This comes after Shreveport shut off water to the Sanctuary Apartments after the complex’s ownership group failed to pay its utility bill, leaving dozens of families without running water.
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Officer and son of Hammond police chief booked on violation of protective order from...

HAMMOND, La. (WVUE) - A Hammond Police officer who was arrested last month was booked Tuesday (Oct. 20) for violating the protective order associated with his previous arrest, deputies said. Corey Bergeron, 28, was initially booked into the Tangipahoa Parish Jail on one count of battery on a dating partner...
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Fifty years later, victims of Luling-Destrehan ferry disaster remembered

DESTREHAN, La. (WVUE) - Fifty years ago Tuesday (Oct. 20), southeast Louisiana was shocked to learn that 77 people were killed in the worst ferry disaster in US history. A 670-foot freighter called the Frosta slammed into the Destrehan-Luling ferry on the Mississippi River. A memorial ceremony was set for Tuesday night in Destrehan.
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Lawyer Sentenced After Paying Driver to Stage 31 Tractor-Trailer Crashes in $1.5 Million Fraud...

A New Orleans personal injury attorney has been sentenced to 32 months in federal prison after paying another man to deliberately crash into tractor-trailers, then filing lawsuits seeking compensation for the staged collisions. Danny Patrick ... Read more

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