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Initial Unemployment Claims In Louisiana Rise
First-time claims for unemployment insurance in Louisiana for the week ending Jan. 30 increased from the previous week's total.
Former Priest Found Guilty Of Sexual Abuse, Aggravated Rape
The jury deliberated for four hours after four days of testimony. The verdict was delivered Friday.
Obama Signs Louisiana Emergency Declaration Following Floods
The president signed the emergency declaration Friday after the state recovers from flooding along the Red, the Mississippi and the Atchafalaya Rivers.
Harvey Man Sentenced To 15 Years In Child Abuse Case
A 24-year-old Harvey man has been sentenced to 15 years in prison for seriously injuring his 3-month-old son.
Top Edwards Budget Adviser Says He’ll Cut Executive Payroll
Commissioner of Administration Jay Dardenne says he will cut spending on his office's executive staff.
Former Cop Charged With Payroll Fraud, Malfeasance
The former police officer was charged with payroll fraud for collecting wages from two jurisdictions at the same time.
Child Care Center Licenses Revoked In Bossier, Church Point
The Louisiana Department of Education says it has terminated public funding for two early learning centers.
Police Say Casino Manager Theft Arrest Is First In Louisiana
The Louisiana State Police Gaming Enforcement Division arrested a casino manager for stealing from the casino.