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BATON ROUGE - After Mayor-President Sharon Weston Broomes Five Pathways to Progress Initiative — one of which calls for increasing community safety — a total of 124 LED lights have replaced traditional mercury vapor bulbs.

Youngsters had several reasons to come to the delayed Martin Luther King birthday parade Monday.

To know anything about Lowellville means trains pass through the little town frequently.

Officers are on the scene of a suspicious package on the west side of the U.S. Capitol building.

U.S. Capitol Police gave an all-clear Wednesday after earlier saying that they were investigating a suspicious package near the Lower West Terrace of the building. Officers first reached the scene at about 10:30 a.m., USCP said, advising staffers and visitors to avoid the area. Police cleared any potential threat and reopened the area at about…

Funding to convert two one-way roads in Old Louisville is the focus of a meeting happening Tuesday night.

The Blue Earth City Council’s first meeting of the year included discussion about skate parks and non-compliant trailers. Per council member Ann Hanna’s r

ELKINS — For the protection of pedestrians and motorists, Davis Avenue will be closed between Second and Third Streets for several weeks beginning Monday, Jan

A woman was rushed to the hospital after being hit by a car while crossing the street Thursday night in Greensburg.

The goal, developers say, is to break ground sometime near the end of the first quarter of 2024,