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Enforcement agents with the Louisiana Department of Wildlife and Fisheries cited a Deville man for alleged deer hunting violations in LaSalle Parish on Jan. 2. Agents cited Ralston Nugent, 22, for: * Taking deer during illegal hours * Taking deer from a public road According to LDWF, agents were patrolling around 11

The Avoyelles Parish School Board has announced several mid-year administrative leadership updates effective January 2026 as part of ongoing efforts to strengthen school communities and support student success across the district. Kimberly Diaz has been named assistant principal at Cottonport Elementary School. Diaz brings more than 20 years of experience

The U.S. House on Thursday passed bipartisan legislation to revive and extend expired ObamaCare tax credits, a move that supporters say could pressure the Senate to reach a compromise on health care affordability. The measure passed by a 230–196 vote, with 17 centrist Republicans joining all Democrats in

Supreme Court to hear major case that could reshape Federal Regulatory Power The U.S. Supreme Court agreed this week to hear a landmark case that could significantly redefine the balance of power between Congress, federal agencies, and the courts — a decision with far-reaching consequences for how laws are interpreted

Jeff Landry signed a proclamation earlier this month officially designating January as Human Trafficking Prevention Month in Louisiana, aligning the state with the national observance focused on raising awareness and strengthening efforts to combat human trafficking. The proclamation highlighted Louisiana’s commitment to protecting vulnerable individuals, supporting survivors, and preventing

A crowd gathered Sunday afternoon, Jan. 18, for Bunkie’s annual Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. Commemorative March, honoring the life, legacy and enduring message of the iconic Civil Rights leader. Held under the theme “The Dream Continues,” the march paid tribute to Dr. King’s historic 1963 “I Have