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PORT ALLEN - A year-long, cross-jurisdictional investigation, called Operation Hellcat

The Louisiana House voted Wednesday to allow insurance companies more leeway to drop homeowner policies, a move supporters say will help solve Louisiana’s insurance crisis. The companies are currently banned

The Louisiana House voted Wednesday to allow insurance companies more leeway to drop homeowner policies, a move supporters say will help solve Louisiana’s insurance crisis. The companies are currently banned

More and more frequently, we are presented with examples of what can happen in a democracy when no ones paying attention.

Expect a sunny and mild day with a light breeze, no rain and afternoon temperatures in the upper 60s to low 70s.

A Cleveland-based manufacturing company will open a new industrial facility in Slidell that is expected to produce 40 new jobs with annual salaries of $100,000 or more assembling and servicing

Crisp mornings and mild afternoons lead into a warmer Easter Weekend

Reports of a smoke can be seen from Louis Armstrong International Airport in Kenner on Tuesday evening.

NOPD say around 4 p.m. NOPD officers initiated a traffic stop on a car at the intersection of General Meyer Avenue and Kabel Drive.