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Jury doesn't indict; teacher still fired
Although a grand jury declined to indict a teacher at East Iberville Elementary School on a count of cruelty to a juvenile, school authorities said Friday she had been fired.
Jury doesn't indict; teacher still fired
Although a grand jury declined to indict a teacher at East Iberville Elementary School on a count of cruelty to a juvenile, school authorities said Friday she had been fired.
Jury doesn't indict; teacher still fired
Although a grand jury declined to indict a teacher at East Iberville Elementary School on a count of cruelty to a juvenile, school authorities said Friday she had been fired.
Jury doesn't indict; teacher still fired
Although a grand jury declined to indict a teacher at East Iberville Elementary School on a count of cruelty to a juvenile, school authorities said Friday she had been fired.
Jury doesn't indict; teacher still fired
Although a grand jury declined to indict a teacher at East Iberville Elementary School on a count of cruelty to a juvenile, school authorities said Friday she had been fired.
Jury doesn't indict; teacher still fired
Although a grand jury declined to indict a teacher at East Iberville Elementary School on a count of cruelty to a juvenile, school authorities said Friday she had been fired.
Teacher cleared of cruelty to a juvenile charges
A first grade teacher at East Iberville Elementary who was accused of making a student unclog a dirty toilet has been cleared of charges.
Teacher cleared of cruelty to a juvenile charges
A first grade teacher at East Iberville Elementary who was accused of making a student unclog a dirty toilet has been cleared of charges.
Former police officer helps nab suspected burglar
Police say Jamie Bertrand of Watson woke up around 1:00 Monday morning to find a man searching through his truck.
This old house Nottoway Plantation, the South's largest remaining...
AN AMERICAN ICON: Nottoway Plantation, which was completed in 1859 along the Mississippi River between Plaquemine and White Castle, features 64 rooms, six interior staircases, three modern bathrooms, 22 massive ...
Chugging along Rising rail costs are eroding companies' profit...
ALL ABOARD? In 2006, the freight railroad industry produced more than 1.77 trillion ton miles that generated revenue of $54 billion.
Firm breaks ground on $20 million project
The apartments will offer one to four bedrooms, with monthly rent ranging from $500 to $1,000. The complex's amenities will include a clubhouse, pool, exercise room, computer room and gated access.
LSU Museum of Art at the Shaw Center for the Arts, 100 Lafayette St., 6 p.m. to 10 p.m. Enjoy dining, dancing, witness the downtown July Fourth celebration and fireworks and private viewing of the Mari and ...
Plaquemine celebrates July 4th
South Louisiana natives and transplants celebrated the Fourth of July in this Iberville Parish city by remembering their heritage and the people who fought for it.
Police stress travel safety for holiday weekend; see schedule of events
State and local police are urging residents to keep safety at the top of their priority lists this weekend when traveling the roadways for the Fourth of July weekend.
The Louisiana Department of Transportation and Development today advised drivers of upcoming work schedules for interstate and major road projects throughout Louisiana for Independence Day weekend .
Legislature OKs plan to overhaul labor department
The Louisiana Legislature gave final passage Monday to Gov. Bobby Jindal's plan to revamp the state labor department and make it the coordinating agency for a fragmented system of worker-training programs and ...
Council reaccredits LTC's BR campuses
Louisiana Technical College's Baton Rouge-area campuses had their national accreditation reaffirmed.
A three-month regular legislative session ended Monday, with praise for the largest individual income tax break in state history overshadowed by harsh criticism of plans to double legislators' pay.
What's Happening in the La. Legisture?
BATON ROUGE, La.- Legislators should be required by law to provide more details on the pet projects they add into budget bills each year, the full Legislature has decided, approving a bill that has been the ...