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Sale hearing for Steward Health, Debtors’ Hospitals in Louisiana and Arkansas moved to August 22nd
WEST MONROE, La. (KTVE/KARD) — On August 14, 2024, officials announced that the sale hearing for Stewardship Health and the Debtors’ Hospitals in Arkansas, Louisiana, and Massachusetts has been delayed for a third time and adjourned to August 22, 2024, at 1 PM. Last month, Steward Health Care announced that American Healthcare Systems South LLC […]
Louisiana Official Assures High Speed Internet Coming To All
Is it a case of "business as usual" or is Louisiana truly committed to providing a source of high-speed internet to everyone?. In a recent interview with the Louisiana Radio Network, Louisiana Director of the State Office of Broadband Development Veneeth Iyengar said, “I can’t stress the importance of the development of broadband and how it needs to go to every single nook and cranny of the state and how it impacts both workforce development and economic development.”
Religion Briefs: Church anniversary services at St. Alma, Freeman and Nathaniel Baptists
St. Alma Baptist Church, 12861 La. 46 in Lakeland, will hold its 150th church anniversary service at 2 p.m. Sunday, Aug. 25. Guest speaker will be the Rev. Ricardo Handy, pastor of Mount Zion Baptist Church of Plaquemine and Baton Rouge. Church anniversary. Freeman Baptist Church, 4628 La. 955 West...
Louisiana One of the Deadliest Places to Be
Louisiana has struggled with violent crime for a long time. Since at least 1979 Louisiana has always had a murder rate greater than the national average, at times being over double the national average. A recent study from Zinda Law Group sheds more light on Louisiana's violent crime problem, as well as the other states with high rates of violent crime.
Landry, lawmakers eyeing budget cuts to fill projected shortfall
“I think that’s going to be a big theme next calendar year for Governor Jeff Landry and the legislature, which is decreasing the footprint of government,” LAPolitics.com publisher Jeremy Alford said to WWL’s Tommy Tucker.
Sheila Paddy Is This Week’s Caught in the Act Recipient
It's one thing to be an exemplary employee, but when the job deals with America's Veterans and others notice how much you care, you certainly qualify as a hero!. Such is the case with Sheila Paddy. We learned of this incredible woman in her nomination letter from friend and co-worker,...
Louisiana starts process to reorganize state's transportation agency
(The Center Square) — Louisiana lawmakers and Gov. Jeff Landry say the Louisiana Department of Transportation and Development is not completing transportation projects efficiently and a restructure could be in the offing. Landry issued an executive order in May calling for a complete restructuring of the department and the Joint Committee on Transportation, Highways and Public Works met this week to discuss the possibility. Louisiana hired an outside consulting firm...
Parents of Students in Louisiana Schools Heartbroken After First Instructional Week
So, the kids are back in the classroom for the 2024-25 school year and some parents are heartbroken after learning what their kids are being taught to do in classrooms. At the start of each school year, every school and every teacher reviews policies and procedures so that everyone can be reminded of what to do and what not to do.
Louisiana Shoppers Are Furious Over Walmart Checkout Changes
LAKE CHARLES, LOUISIANA: Many Walmart customers are airing out their grievances over their disgust of the recent checkout policy changes that the retailer rolled down. We have all the details. Louisiana Walmart customers have to be thinking to themselves every time they walk into the store, "I wonder what I...
Louisiana lawmaker who authored bill to reduce politicians’ ethics fines has racked up her own
The Baton Rouge lawmaker who pushed through a new state law to reduce fines for political candidates who don’t file campaign finance reports on time has failed to submit her own paperwork properly several times over the 15 years she has been in public office. State Rep. Denise Marcelle, a Democrat, missed deadlines to turn […]
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