Louisiana Network

A Congressional subcommittee tackled the question of whether or not African Americans should receive reparations for the United State’s history of slavery and racial injustice.

An alleged Walmart thief dragged a cop through a parking lot and led Slidell Police on a high-speed chase then ended when the suspect wrecked his car in Mississippi.

Five Louisiana nursing homes are in hot water after a report by the Center for Medicaid and Medicare services shows poor conditions and subpar treatment of patients.

A Haughton man was arrested after allegedly sneaking into a neighbor’s garage and stealing a number of items, including a live streaming surveillance camera that he forgot to turn off after the theft.

Jason Manuel Reeves was convicted and sentenced to death in 2004 for the abduction of four-year-old Mary Jean Thigpen. Reeves raped and stabbed her 16 times, and slit her throat.

A Trust for America’s Health report shows a dramatic spike in deaths due to drug abuse and suicide over the last twenty years, particularly among young people.

The DOTD is in the process of establishing the rules to the issuance of permits for the statewide framework for rideshare services like Lyft and Uber.

The House Judiciary Committee passes legislation permanently authorizing healthcare funds for 9/11 first responders who got sick in the aftermath of the attack.

The Senate passes legislation legalizing industrial hemp production and CBD oil, but the upper chamber packed it with new amendments, so the proposal heads back to the House.

AAA is warning drivers to be extra cautious on the roads this summer as teens off from school pack the roadways.

AAA is warning drivers to be extra cautious on the roads this summer as teens off from school pack the roadways.

With the opening of the Morganza Spillway on Sunday, the crawfish industry is going to be feeling the effect.