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A special investigation has uncovered more than 1,000 Louisiana state employees who collect full pay and benefits, despite the fact that they have out-of-state addresses.

A survey done by Capital One Bank to gauge the local economic outlook has found that consumers remain cautious and families are holding off on major purchases.

After a big win last month in Tennessee, Wong banged into the Oct. 16-18 Academy Sports + Outdoors Bassmaster Women's Tour Championship on Cypress Black Bayou Lake.

'Honey, I shrunk the cow.' While not an entirely accurate statement, when viewing a Zebu for the first time, that's exactly what comes to mind.

A Louisiana State Medical Society survey finds that many physicians will cut down on their Medicaid care because of a recent 10 percent cut in the money they receive for the patients.

Florence Morris turned 105 this August 16. On the afternoon of August 14, the centenarian celebrated her "triumph of longevity" with family and friends at the Carmichael headquarters of Eskaton, sponsors of the TLC Telephone Reassurance program in which Morris is a participant.

A new campaign to lure moviemaking to Montana - Studio 406 - again raises the question: are the subsidies worth it? By Kellyn Brown, Flathead Beacon , 7-26-09 A touted film location, in Dillon.

MANY, La. - The lawyer for a Sabine Parish assistant district attorney who has been called a "person of interest" in a homicide says his client denies any involvement in the killing.

I voice my support for embattled BESE member, Tammie McDaniel. As West Carroll school superintendent, I have known her only a short time, but have found her to be informative, knowledgeable and dedicated.

Aiming to maximize federal grant money and offer proof of his city's recovery, Mayor Ray Nagin is urging Hurricane Katrina victims still living elsewhere -- and longing to return -- to record New Orleans as their home when the U.S. Census Bureau conducts its decennial head count next spring.

Louisiana Delta Community College students who want to transfer to Northwestern State University will have an easier process following an agreement signed by the two schools.

On behalf of the Council for A Better Louisiana I wrote to strongly urge that Gov.

Many convicted killers seek solace in the Lord in their final days, and Donald Lee Leger is among them.

If you've been following international news lately, you've probably heard about the power struggle happening now in Honduras.

Friday 4pm - CAMPAIGNERS against supermarket giant Sainsbury's building a store in Louth made their voices heard at a public meeting with Louth Town Council last week a ' but were met with a mixed response from councillors.

Gov. Bobby Jindal is applauding the $368 million investment to help coastal restoration and hurricane protection.

Five state agencies are under one roof and directed to work together in Many, the first city to get what the state calls a Neighborhood Place.

The National Weather Service is forecasting temperatures at 100 degrees for the next two days, causing drought-like conditions in the area to worsen and leading to a critical weather briefing at the LSU AgCenter.

What began as a collision course toward devastating cuts across many state agencies, the 2009 legislative session ended with some compromises, and what some lawmakers call a fiscally responsible budget.

House and Senate leaders remain split on how much money to put back into the 2009-10 budget and where to add it Thursday, June 25, 2009 A final decision on how deeply to cut public colleges and health services next year will come down to the waning hours of the legislative session.