Alyssa Azzara
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Homicide case in Morehouse Parish hits 10-year anniversary, still no suspects
Sunday, Jan. 15, 2023, will mark 10 years since Julia Vogel's body was found in Morehouse Parish. → Read More
Son speaks out after his father has been missing 33 years
Michael Browning, Robert’s son, said at this point, thirty-three years later, his family just wants closure. → Read More
Lt. Gov. Billy Nungesser says he plans to run for governor of Louisiana
He plans to hit the campaign trail in January 2023. → Read More
Lt. Gov. Billy Nungesser says he plans to run for governor of Louisiana
He plans to hit the campaign trail in January 2023. → Read More
Lt. Gov. Billy Nungesser says he plans to run for governor of Louisiana
He plans to hit the campaign trail in January 2023. → Read More
Lt. Gov. Billy Nungesser says he plans to run for governor of Louisiana
He plans to hit the campaign trail in January 2023. → Read More
A Bastrop city councilman has passed away
Bastrop city council member, Larry Prater, has died. → Read More
City of Bastrop asks officer to repay $10,000 for working overtime
A Bastrop police officer is back at work after months of fighting for her job back, but now the city is asking her to pay back thousands of dollars. → Read More
Acadian Ambulance responds to heat-related illnesses
Just this month, Acadian Ambulance has already taken care of 207 patients with heat-related emergencies company-wide. → Read More
OPSO trains often for active shooters
The Ouachita Parish Sheriff’s Office said the SWAT team trains for active shooter scenarios quite often. → Read More
A 13-Year-old boy drowns in the Ouachita River after he was reported missing while swimming
Multiple agencies are on the scene. → Read More
Monroe FD crew to be honored after saving young man from burning home
911 operators were on the phone with him when he lost consciousness. → Read More
Blind student from Bastrop makes history while taking the A.C.T.
Ky'ren Johnson is now the first blind student in the nation to complete the A.C.T. using a unique software called JAWS. → Read More
Blind student from Bastrop makes history while taking the A.C.T.
Ky'ren Johnson is now the first blind student in the nation to complete the A.C.T. using a unique software called JAWS. → Read More
MPD says gangs are an issue in the city, needs community support to combat crime
A harsh message for gang members in Monroe - the mayor and police chief say their days are coming to an end and arrests will be made. This comes after crimes are becoming more violent and shots were fired at a police car yesterday. → Read More
ULM meteorology students take observations ahead of storms out in field
A group of ULM’s meteorology students is out tracking the storm as it moves into Alabama. → Read More
How to be prepared for severe weather
Officials say the time to prepare for severe weather is now. One of the steps to prepare could mean getting some sandbags for your home. → Read More
Bastrop family organizes peaceful protest for Patrice Ukeju
Last week, a video surfaced showing a Bastrop police officer dragging her during an arrest. → Read More
Trial begins for lawsuit against NELA bank over drunk driving crash
The trial began on March 14, 2021, involving a drunk driving accident in Morehouse Parish back in 2016. → Read More
West Monroe Police say there’s a rise in juvenile crime across Ouachita Parish
Sergeant CJ Beck with West Monroe Police said shootings have been up in Ouachita Parish since last year. → Read More