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Travelers at Louis Armstrong New Orleans International Airport faced long lines and extended wait times Monday as federal staffing shortages continued to affect security operations. Airport officials said the delays are tied to the ongoing federal funding dispute, which has left Transportation Security Administration (TSA) agents working without pay for

Several environmental organizations, including the Louisiana Wildlife Federation, have filed a lawsuit challenging a federal decision that would allow oil and gas operations in the Gulf of Mexico to bypass certain protections under the Endangered Species Act. The lawsuit, filed by the Southern Environmental Law Center on behalf of multiple

Louisiana schools will implement new English language arts (ELA) standards aimed at strengthening students’ reading and writing skills across all grade levels. According to the Louisiana Department of Education, the updated standards for kindergarten through 12th grade were recommended by State Superintendent of Education Dr. Cade Brumley and approved by

St. Alphonsus Catholic Church marked a special occasion on April 18, as 11 children received their First Holy Communion during Mass. The ceremony brought together families, friends and parish members to celebrate this important step in the children’s spiritual journey within the Catholic Church. Dressed in traditional white attire,

Avoyelles Fire Report From: Retired Fire Chief, Donald Milligan

Open the faucet and we expect water to flow, pure, clean and tasty. When it doesn’t we are upset but for water to arrive pure, clean and tasty there’s a lot that has to happen. Penn Lemoine is the president of AWC (Avoyelles Water Commission) that serves Moreauville,