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Houma politician enters highest bid on historic home
A Houma lawyer and politician put in the top bid on a historic Thibodaux mansion auctioned off Sunday.
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Man Shot In Stomach In West Houma Dies
Houma Police were dispatched to Eliza near Levron Street in West Houma reference to a shooting shortly before 11 p.m. Saturday evening.
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Thousands crowd Houma's Southdown Marketplace
A crowd of onlookers peered into Laverne Midyett's booth Saturday, watching the Arkansas woman cut and fry potatoes and onions.
La. lawmakers to meet with FDA over proposed oyster ban
Louisiana members of Congress plan to meet Tuesday with FDA officials in hopes of persuading them to scrap a proposed ban on untreated Gulf of Mexico oysters during summer months.
Three suspects accused in 19 robberies
Three suspects arrested Wednesday are accused of robbing 19 Hispanic residents at gunpoint since August in what police describe as increasingly violent offenses.
Houma Officer, Suspect Hurt In Gunfire Exchange
A police chase in Houma ended with an exchange of gunfire that left a suspect hospitalized.
Edison Chouest shipyard will start production next year in Houma, La.
HOUMA, La. -- The head of a family-owned shipbuilding company says a massive new shipyard planned for Houma will begin production early next year.
Houma police officer survives being shot twice
A bullet proof vest may have saved the life of a Houma Police officer early this morning.
Vitter blasts 'Obamacare' before mostly like-minded crowd
For more than an hour Saturday afternoon, U.S. Sen. David Vitter stood front and center inside the Houma Municipal Auditorium, warning the 200-plus attendees about the potential evils of government-run health care and promising them he will focus like a 'laser' on the issue.
All Saints' Day: 'Our communion with the dead'
She knows so many of them in this neat, oak-lined cemetery that smells of fresh paint and mowed grass.
NAACP leader claims flier defamed him
The head of the local NAACP branch filed a lawsuit Friday against the Houma-Terrebonne Housing Authority alleging its director made defamatory fliers about him during this year's state Senate race.
Woman sues sheriff after deputy's dog attacks her
A Bourg woman attacked by a deputy's canine this summer alleges in a lawsuit that the deputy and Terrebonne Parish Sheriff Vernon Bourgeois failed to properly leash the animal, among other claims.
HOUMA - Coast Guard crews have begun work to remove 42 boats that have littered some South Louisiana bayous since the 2005 hurricanes.
Johnston Flying Services permanently grounded
Johnston Flying Services, which had opened a helicopter flight school in Monroe last summer and worked in tandem with the University of Louisiana at Monroe's aviation program, has permanently ceased operations, leaving 12 ULM students temporarily grounded.
Two Houma Teens Die In Car Accident
Two Houma teens died Saturday evening when their vehicle crossed the center line and struck another vehicle on LA 315 in the Dularge community in Terrebonne Parish.
Baby's killing leaves neighborhood shaken
As authorities began building a case against the 23-year-old man they say is a baby killer, relatives and neighbors of the dead 10-month-old seek to make sense of the tragedy.
Helicopter flight school closes
A helicopter flight school that opened last summer and worked with the University of Louisiana at Monroe's aviation program has shut down.
Troop C Grant-A-Wish Arranges Meeting With Miley Cyrus for Houma Girl
Houma- A five year old girl from Houma, LA with osteosarcoma will get her wish today to meet Miley Cyrus.