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Fundraiser Held For Louisiana SPCA 2hr
A fundraiser for the Louisiana Society For the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals hopes to add some more teeth to the financially strapped group's efforts.
Red Cross seeks financial assistance
When there's someone in need following a disaster in northeast Louisiana, the local chapter of the American Red Cross will be there.
Show exploring Lincoln's death to open tonight in studio theater
In honor of President Abraham Lincoln's 200th birthday anniversary coming up in February, the staged reading "A Simple Assassination" will open tonight in the studio theater of the Music and Dramatic Arts Building.
SPCA halting services in New Orleans in budget dispute with city
Kittens available for adoption peer out from a cage at an event sponsored by the Louisiana SPCA in 2008.
Lafourche sheriff exonerated of ethics violations
A panel of three administrative judges dismissed ethics charges against Lafourche Sheriff Craig Webre, ruling he did not use his office to make money selling devices designed to keep drunken drivers off the road.
Crashes caused by drunk drivers increase on Thanksgiving
Thanksgiving Day ranks high for highway crashes and fatalities because of traffic volume and drunk drivers, according to Louisiana transportation and police officials.
More Americans will drive and fewer will fly this holiday season, but there were few signs of such a shift Monday at the Lafayette Regional Airport.
The search is on for a cat attacker
Who is killing cats in Mid-city? The Louisiana Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals wants to know.
Lacassine High Holds 'Prime Time'
Prime Time Family Reading Time is being held at Lacassine High on Thursday evenings.
Jodie Lynne Bazar and C.J. LeBlanc, both of Port Barre, will be united in marriage on December 11, 2009 during a 6:30 p.m. ceremony at Sacred Heart Catholic Church in Port Barre.
Christine Renee Matt and Michael Paul Fontenot were united in marriage on Saturday, November 14, 2009 at St Edmond Catholic Church.
Students build canned-food structures for BR Food Bank
Students built tower-like structures using canned goods Tuesday afternoon for the Canapalooza food drive as part of the Homecoming Week festivities.
LIVINGSTON - A death warrant filed Monday sets Gerald Bordelon's execution date for Jan.
The Vocal Department from Magnet Academy for the Cultural Arts is presenting Opera Dans le Vieux Carre , which will include Mozart's opera, Bastien und Bastienne, and scenes by Verdi, Puccini, Bernstein and others.
Shreveport's downtown YMCA was damaged Thursday afternoon as fallout from a tornado that ripped tiles from the roof of the landmark building, built in 1924.
Charles LeBlanc, III and Holly Domingue
Mr. and Mrs. David M. Domingue of Opelousas, Louisiana are pleased to announce the engagement of their daughter, Holly Michelle Domingue, to Charles Edward LeBlanc III, son of Mr.
Pep rally moved in Ascension Parish
Organizers of St. Amant and East Ascension high schools' Shout-Out have moved the pep rally slated to start at 6 today from Cabela's parking lot to the nearby Lamar-Dixon Expo Center, the coordinator said.
Convicted Louisiana killer ends appeal
A man sentenced to death for the sex killing of his 12-year-old stepdaughter has been granted his request to end his appeals by the Louisiana Supreme Court.
D'Arbonne floodwaters receding
Floodwater from Lake D'Arbonne began receding Friday, leaving residents to count the cost of the flood and repair waterlogged homes.