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Computer-enhanced satellite image of Hurricane Katrina, dated Aug. 28, 2005, as one of the worst storms in U.S. history moved through the Gulf of Mexico. Katrina caused 1,836 confirmed deaths and over $82 billion in property damages.
Research Center predicts eight named storms this hurricane season
COLUMBUS, OHIO – According to the Weather Research Center, Tropical Storm Helene should be the eighth and final named storm of the 2012 Hurricane Season. Five of those named tropical storms --- in...
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DEQ loans Zachary $9.3 million to upgrade wastewater system
BATON ROUGE – The Louisiana Department of Environmental Quality and the city of Zachary closed a loan Monday of $9,300,000 for use on the rehabilitation and replacement of sewer collection lines an...
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Kisatchie holding youth fishing derbies
PINEVILLE – With summer just around the corner, Kisatchie National Forest (KNF) invites families to explore the state’s only national forest by participating in the annual youth fishing derbies hel...
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Alleged speeding costs driver 207 pounds of marijuana, $22,000
ZACHARY – Zachary Police made the biggest seizure of marijuana in the history of the department on Monday. Chief David McDavid said officers were out working radar on McHugh Road at Carpenter Road...
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Man, child killed when their ATV collides with pickup
DEVILLE – A man and a child riding an ATV on a public road were killed Sunday when the machine collided with a pickup trying to avoid it. The accident occurred on Hickory Grove Loop at Cotton Islan...
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Light turnout approves Crowley tax plan
CROWLEY - About 600 Crowley voters on Saturday approved a 15-year sales and use tax that will not only allow officials to expand upon improvements to the city’s infrastructure (roads, bridges, side...
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10-year-old charged after allegedly bloodying another student's nose
KAPLAN - A 10-year-old Kaplan Elementary student was charged with simple battery after she allegedly slapped another student three times which resulted in a trip to the hospital. De Primeaux says ...
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12 going into La. 4-H Hall of Fame
MANSURA, La. – A dozen supporters of 4-H will be honored Saturday when they are inducted into the Louisiana 4-H Hall of Fame. The ceremony will be from 1-3 p.m. at the 4-H Museum at 8592 La. Highwa...
May 18, 2012 | 0 0 comments | 28 28 recommendations | email to a friend
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Chicot, other park pools set to open
Several Louisiana State Parks will be opening their swimming pools for the summer in just a few weeks. The pools are scheduled to open Memorial Day weekend. Officials will then close the pools for...
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Evangeline school deseg case officially put closed
VILLE PLATTE – It’s official, Evangeline Parish Schools are fully desegregated after nearly half a century. Nearly 48 years after the initial suit was filed, Evangeline Parish was in Federal Court...
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Three .45 caliber wounds a dead giveaway, wife charged
JONESBORO – Police investigating a reported suicide discovered the victim had three wounds and charged his wife with murder. Teresa Jones reported Sunday night that her husband Alan had committed s...
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Zachary man faces almost 1,000 piracy counts; 12-year-old booked on drug charges
ZACHARY – A 12-year-old faces drug charges after allegedly being found in possession of cocaine and diazepam. The boy, police said, was a passenger in a car stopped for another reason. Gary Sloate,...
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