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Inland horse group preps for Rose Parade
Several Inland area residents are marching for the first time today through the streets of Pasadena in the Rose Parade as part of an Arabian horse group.
Al Qaeda claims responsibility for failed airline attack, station reports
Umar Farouk Abdulmutallab in Milan, Mich. Abdulmutallab, 23, has been charged in federal court with trying to detonate an explosive device on a Dec.
Editorial: A holiday tradition, the St. Bernard Parish Christmas...
A holiday tradition, the St. Bernard Parish Christmas Parade, returned to the streets of Chalmette last weekend for the first time since Hurricane Katrina.
Two Hurricane Katrina-flooded fire stations to reopen Friday in St. Bernard Parish
Two St. Bernard Parish fire stations that were swamped during Hurricane Katrina in 2005 will be formally reopened Friday.
Sky's the limit for historic St. Bernard building
The iconic Maumus building in Arabi, empty and unused since Hurricane Katrina, will see new life under an ambitious plan by the St.
Gladiators might roll on Fat Tuesday
It's been nearly two decades since St. Bernard Parish last had a parade on Mardi Gras.
St. Bernard deputy shoots, kills man
Answering a domestic disturbance call, a St. Bernard deputy shot and killed a man earlier this morning in the 800 block of Lebeau Street.
St. Bernard Sheriff's Deputy Shoots, Kills Man
Officials say a St. Bernard Parish sheriff's deputy shot and killed a man in Arabi.
St. Bernard housing rules pit neighbor against neighbor
In a quiet corner of Arabi, the 7200 block of Success Street has become the latest battleground over post-Katrina housing in St.
St. Bernard couple booked in drug death for not calling 911
The St. Bernard Sheriffs Department says they have arrested a couple in yet another case of failing to call for emergency help when someone has overdosed on drugs.
Couple Charged After Man Overdoses In Their Home
A married couple in St. Bernard Parish were charged with negligent homicide when they failed to call for medical help for several hours as a man died in their home from a heroin overdose, police said.
Obama's checking off items on his to-do list
The more I think about it, the more I realize that President Obama was the most deserving individual for this year's Nobel Peace Prize.
Nuns Swing Hammers, Hang Wallboard to Rebuild Homes
By Christine Bordelon Source: Published: Wednesday, October 14, 2009 Nuns work on a house in New Orleans as part of "Nuns Build," an Oct.
Mental health clinic opens in Arabi
Subtance abuse help also offered there St. Bernard bureau St. Bernard Parish will get a permanent mental health and substance abuse clinic along St.
Arab student, 16, 'killed in scuffle after friend was racially abused'
Killed: Mohammed al-Majed suffered a serious head injury after hitting the pavement and died three days later A young Arab student was killed in a fracas that started after his friend was taunted for being black, a court has heard.
1 arrested, 2 sought in deadly drive-by
A 22-year-old man was arrested Saturday night in connection with a July 15 drive-by shooting that left a teenager dead and two other people wounded, New Orleans police said.
VIDEO: Saturday night fights at Norman's Boxing Gym in Arabi
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