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    DEQ gets $500K from Temple Inland for 2011 spill

    DEQ gets $500K from Temple Inland for 2011 spill

    Posted 7:08 AM 6/19/2013 by AP (Photo courtesy MGN Online)

    Louisiana has received a $500,000 check as part of Temple Inland's sentencing for polluting the Pearl River in 2011 with illegal discharges from its Bogalusa paper mill that killed thousands of fish. Equipment malfunctioned at the mill, which makes containerboard, allowing an untreated (More)


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    LSU, Southern boards must list scholarship awards

    LSU, Southern boards must list scholarship awards

    Posted 7:06 AM 6/19/2013 by AP

    Members of the LSU and Southern University system governing boards will have to disclose which students receive scholarships from them. Gov. Bobby Jindal signed the requirement into law Tuesday. The bill by Baton Rouge Sen. Dan Claitor requires the boards to post the list of their (More)


  • GMA

    Acadiana Symphony Orchestra 2013-2014 Concert Series Tickets On Sale

    Posted 6:26 AM 6/19/2013 by KATC/CS

    In celebration of its 29th season, your Acadiana Symphony Orchestra will unveil its 2013-2014 program with a new, three-year artistic vision, Symphony of Elements, in which each of the next three concert seasons will showcase selections based on the primordial themes of water, fire and earth. The (More) • Video (1)


  • Arrest Reports

    Lafayette Parish Sheriff's Office Daily Arrest Report

    Lafayette Parish Sheriff's Office Daily Arrest Report

    Posted 6:09 AM 6/19/2013 by Cecilia Stevenson

    This report contains the daily arrests for Jun 19, 2013

    Name: Antoine, CotyCharge: Man/Dist/Pos Of A Sch.I; MarijArresting Agency: Lafayette City PdAddress: 100 Blk Falcon Apt C Lafayette, La

    Name: Babin, MatthewCharge: Owi VehicleArresting (More)


  • GMA

    Family to Family Education NAMI Acadiana

    Posted 6:01 AM 6/19/2013 by Cecilia Stevenson

    Family to Family Education by NAMI Acadiana will take place at First Lutheran Church. On July 10, 2013, the first of 12 classes will be held on consecutive Wednesday nights from 6:30pm to 9:00pm. This education is for families, friends, and partners of individuals who struggle with mental illness.

    For more info call: 337-654-2138

    Or visit: www.namiacadiana.org

     

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  • GMA

    THE WHOLE SHEBANG: Plays by Young Playwrights

    Posted 5:42 AM 6/19/2013 by Cecilia Stevenson

    THE WHOLE SHEBANG: Plays by Young Playwrights will run at The Delta Grand Theatre in Opelousas. The playwrights are aged from 10-18 years old. This is the final performance of the Delta's On and Off Stage 6 week Summer Theatre Camp. The show runs Thursday, June 20th And Friday, June 21st at (More) • Video (1)


  • News - State

    Ex-N.O. court worker pleads guilty in payoff probe

    Ex-N.O. court worker pleads guilty in payoff probe

    Posted 4:21 AM 6/19/2013 by AP

    A former New Orleans court employee has pleaded guilty to a charge she accepted payoffs from an unlicensed bail bondsman. Lear Enclarde faces a maximum sentence of five years in prison and a $250,000 fine following her guilty plea Monday to conspiring to commit honest services mail (More)


  • News - State

    Sheriffs discuss hurricane prep in Orleans

    Sheriffs discuss hurricane prep in Orleans

    Posted 4:19 AM 6/19/2013 by AP

    Representatives from southeast Louisiana sheriff's offices are set to discuss hurricane preparations in New Orleans. Orleans Parish Sheriff Marlin Gusman's office set a news conference for Wednesday morning to provide information on evacuation procedures for his office's facilities. Also to (More)


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    $60M marine auction slated in Morgan City, Gibson

    $60M marine auction slated in Morgan City, Gibson

    Posted 4:15 AM 6/19/2013 by AP (Photo courtesy MGN)

    About $60 million worth of marine vessels and equipment are going on the auction block, including barges used to house BP oil spill cleanup crews. Henderson Auctions sales manager Lloyd Henderson says the event at the Petroleum Club of Morgan City is the largest marine auction the company (More)


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  • Political

    LA Senator Guillory Defends His Party Switch

    LA Senator Guillory Defends His Party Switch

    Posted 10:50 PM 6/18/2013 by Erin Steuber

    State Senator Elbert Guillory is speaking out about his decision to switch from democrat to republican. Some have called it a bold move, but Guillory disputes that.

    In a video posted on Youtube, Guillory explains his rationale for making the switch, which is something he's done before. (More)


  • Education

    School board progress in budget process

    School board progress in budget process

    Posted 9:48 PM 6/18/2013 by Tina Macias

    The proposed, balanced budget includes: - Eliminating more than 40 teacher positions, down from 80 - Eliminating 7 assistant principals positions and 2.5 counselors - Increasing employee health insurance premiums - $1.2 million in teacher raises funded by increased state funding

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  • Lafayette

    UPDATED: Lafayette superintendent's job evaluation will be public

    UPDATED: Lafayette superintendent's job evaluation will be public

    Posted 9:20 PM 6/18/2013 by Tina Macias

    Lafayette Parish schools superintendent Pat Cooper says he's changed his mind and will allow his job evaluation to be held in public during a Lafayette Parish School Board meeting on Wednesday.

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    WWE Releases Statement After New Orleans Child "Wrestling" Death

    Posted 8:42 PM 6/18/2013 by katc

    WWE has released this statement involving the death of a 5-year-old girl, killed by her half-brother, after he told police he used TV wrestling moves on her:

    "The death of Viloude Louis is a tragedy, and our condolences go out to her family. WWE urges restraint in (More)


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  • Weather

    Rain Chances Overnight into Wednesday

    Rain Chances Overnight into Wednesday

    Posted 7:14 PM 6/18/2013 by Rob Perillo

    The tail end of a frontal trough will keep better than normal rain chances in Acadiana overnight through Wednesday morning. 

    Showers and storms will be mostly likely after midnight through midday Wednesday.

    Although no organized severe weather is expected, some storms could be (More)


  • Around Acadiana

    Unusual Weather Forces Farmers to Play Catch Up

    Posted 6:27 PM 6/18/2013 by Alex Labat

    With an active hurricane season in the forecast for this summer, Acadiana farmers aren't taking any chances. Hurricanes can be devastating for farmers and their crops and can also affect your grocery bills at home. Louisiana is an agricultural powerhouse and a major contributor when (More) • Video (1)


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