Reforms for Louisiana’s juvenile justice system could come in the next legislative session based on findings from a task force that convened its first meeting in Baton Rouge this week.
George B. Zigler went to Jennings in 1901 thinking he had only months to live. Instead of dying, he built an enduring legacy as an astute businessman and beloved philanthropist.
Lawmakers working to address the state’s mental health crisis heard from various medical professionals on issues feeding the problem.
O: John Richard is shown as a young soldier stationed at Pearl Harbor, Hawaii.
Louisiana's last known Pearl Harbor survivor U.S. Navy Shipfitter 1st Class Richard, 100, was laid to rest Saturday, at Calvary Cemetery in Lafayette. Here, Richard's daughters, Brenda Langlinais, accepting the flag, and Connie Figueron, seated to the right of Langlinais, receive their father's flag. Richard was a veteran of World War II and the Korean War.
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CHURCH POINT — World War II and U.S. Navy Veteran William Joseph “Joe” Richard, Louisiana’s last known Pearl Harbor survivor, was laid to rest Saturday, Sept. 30, at Calvary Cemetery in Lafayette.
Have you heard about the Acadiana state Senate race where one of the candidates has been accused of setting fire to a family of dogs in a sugar cane field?
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