NEW ORLEANS (AP) — Voters’ views of Tuesday’s U.S. Senate election in Louisiana, according to final results of exit polling conducted for The Associated Press and television networks.
NEW ORLEANS (AP) — Democrat Foster Campbell strolled to a third term as north Louisiana’s representative on the Louisiana Public Service Commission, but south Louisiana incumbent Eric Skrmetta is i
Causeway southbound reopened after crash
A 32-year-old Pierre Part man was charged Monday with home invasion after being accused of breaking into a Bayou Vista residence Saturday, kidnapping his 4-year-old son, committing a battery on a w
Community Foundation of Acadiana’s fourth-annual Leaders in Philanthropy Awards Luncheon will be held from 11:30 a.m. to 1 p.m. Nov. 14 at the Cajundome Convention Center in Lafayette.
Constables and justices of the peace across the parish also ran for their positions Tuesday.
The local race results were:
Just six votes decided the District 9 seat on the St. Mary Parish School Board.
Incumbent Bill McCarty received 706 votes, while his challenger, Jeff Trimm, received 700.
Candidates agreed that the Berwick electorate is pleased with its representation as the mayor and all eligible councilmen were returned to their posts.
NEW ORLEANS (AP) — Highlights of Tuesday’s primary election in Louisiana. Runoffs will be Dec. 6.
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Anthony Thibodeaux used strong showings in St. Mary and St. Martin parishes to secure a victory in the race for Division A judge in the 16th Judicial District Court.
Three of the four St. Mary Parish Home-Rule Charter amendments failed in Tuesday’s election, according to the Secretary of State’s website.
The acrid smell of gunpowder wafts through the school as children run screaming from the sound of the gunshots.
Geoff Stoute talks with CCHS boys coach about the upcoming state semifinal game against Hamilton Christian.