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Pickering High School Sub Faces Sexual Allegations

Tina Schlegel, 37 of Leesville is facing 1 count of carnal knowledge of a juvenille. 

The Vernon Parish Sheriff’s Office was contacted after parents called Pickering High and…

Controversial Wildlife Service’s “Baiting” Laws

Alexander, Vitter Issued Statements Regarding U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service’s “Baiting” Laws

(Washington, D.C.) – U.S. Rep. Rodney Alexander and U.S. Sen. David Vitter today issued the following…

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*Pickering Teacher Accused of Sex with Teens
*Leesville Rape Arrest
*Louisiana Crops after the Hurricanes
*Rapides Parish Bus Safety

Are Your Kids Safe When Riding a Rapides Parish School Bus?

For as long as anyone can remember, parents have relied on the “big yellow bus” to get their kids to school, but some are concerned about the safety of a…

Washington Mardi Gras - Roy O. Martin III is King and Queen is Laura Kathryn Martin

Alexander Announces the King and Queen for the 2009 Washington D.C. Mardi Gras Ball

WASHINGTON, D.C. – U.S. Rep. Rodney Alexander, R-Quitman, is honored to announce the King…

8 “Good” Minutes With Al & Nick For Monday, September 15
By: Alan Quartemont
Our daily sports chat.

AM Glance At News #2
By: Alan Quartemont
More on today's top stories.

First Look At News For Monday, September 15
By: Alan Quartemont
A check of today's first headlines.

Shorter Class Periods Challenge Ouachita Teachers
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Teachers say shorter class periods makes it difficult for them to cover curriculum mandated by the LA BESE.

Most of Louisiana’s Coast Still Flooded by Ike
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Hurricane Ike's floodwaters lay over most of Louisiana's 250-mile coast Sunday.

Ike Death Toll Reaches 4 in Louisiana
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The two latest deaths reported Sunday were in Jefferson Davis Parish.

State Police Cracking Down on Insurance Fraud Following Hurricanes
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State Police is combating insurance fraud in the aftermath of Hurricanes Gustav and Ike.

President Bush Declares Major Disaster for LA, FEMA Help Available
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FEMA announced Saturday that federal disaster aid has been made available for those affected by Hurricane Ike.

McNeese State University CLOSED Monday, Sept. 15
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Classes at McNeese State University are canceled for Monday, Sept. 15, and all offices will be closed.

Disaster Food Stamp Locations Will Re-Open Sun., Sept. 14
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DSS will have 23 sites in operation where eligible Louisiana residents affected by Hurricane Gustav can apply.

Gov. Jindal Gives Update on State Response Efforts
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Governor Bobby Jindal gave an update on state response efforts surrounding the impact of Hurricane Ike in Southwest Louisiana.

Health Department Warns of Flooding Dangers
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The Louisiana Department of Health and Hospitals advises people to avoid contact with floodwaters following Hurricane Ike.

Ike’s flood waters reach Lake Charles, La.
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Hurricane Ike's storm surge inundated hundreds of homes in Cameron Parish and flooded parts of Lake Charles.

Tornado Warning
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Tornado Warning

Tornado Warning
By: Nancy Henry
Tornado Warning

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