This week it was announced that thousands of parents wanting to receive aid from a state program that helps low-income families pay for childcare will not have to wait as
Can you put lipstick on a pig? Well, business leaders are certainly giving it their best shot in an effort to counteract the fact that Louisiana’s outrageously expensive insurance rates
I just started coming back from a pretty bad depressive spell. I’d say the comeback has been about a month in the making and is still in progress, but I
The majority of police jurors approved a rezoning request Wednesday that will allow a dirt pit to open along La. 26 between Koll and Pete roads. Jurors Wayne Fruge, who
Progress on Jeff Davis Parish’s $9.4 million regional jail facility has been hindered once again. The facility was originally projected to open in January but is now expected to be
WELSH – The results of a yearlong investigation by the Louisiana Board of Ethics regarding Mayor Carolyn Louviere found she is innocent of all charges. A letter received by the
WELSH – The tenth annual Juneteenth Celebration will make its return here Saturday, June 23. The event raises awareness about the Emancipation Proclamation, which put the wheels in motion toward
BATON ROUGE (AP) — Two of former Gov. Bobby Jindal’s top aides are urging Louisiana lawmakers to support a partial sales tax renewal to patch budget holes, cautioning that “we
Dozens of kids met Thursday morning at the Welsh Library for an art lesson by Katrina, part of the library’s summer programming. At the event kids got a chance to
