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Start, La apartment complex tenants speak on damaging plumbing issues
START, La (KTVE/KARD) – On Wednesday, July 3, 2024, tenants at Mosswood Apartments in Start, La were hit with indoor sewage flooding due to a blockage in plumbing. Tenants of the complex stated that this is a recurring issue that has caused damage to items in their units and raised a health concern for children, […]
Louisiana Gunowners Now Able to Conceal Weapons without a Permit
BASTROP, La. (KTVE / KARD)– Louisiana’s new law that would allow carrying a concealed handgun without a permit is set to go into effect tomorrow. NBC 10’s Joel Massey has more on what that means for gun owners. State Republicans have advocated for years about permit-less concealed carry and in Governor Jeff Landry’s special session […]
Kansas Lane Extension Nears Completion
MONROE, La (KTVE/KARD) — A City of Monroe infrastructure project is almost ready to be open for the public, and as it nears completion, folks are excited about the new roadway. NBC News 10’s Joel Massey shows us the new work and the plans for the future. The first phase of the Kansas Lane Extension […]
ROAD STATUS: LA 139 at LA 1268 (Naff Avenue) intersection in Bastrop to change to an all-way stop, work begins Thursday, July 11th
MOREHOUSE PARISH, La. (KTVE/KARD) — The Louisiana Department of Transportation and Development announces plans to change the intersection of LA 139 and LA 1268 (Naff Avenue) on the south side of Bastrop to an ALL-WAY stop with plans to go into effect on Thursday, July 11, 2024, weather permitting. According to DOTD, this change resulted […]
Former Monroe City Superintendent Brent Vidrine booked following lengthy school board investigation
MONROE, La. (KNOE) - Former Monroe City Superintendent Brent Vidrine was booked following a lengthy investigation involving purchases during his time with the school board. The investigation began when MCSB raised a complaint regarding funds sent to Vidrine. Vidrine later countersued MCSB for what he claimed was a failure to uphold their contractual agreement in October 2023.
City of Monroe and MFD announce the retirement of Fire Chief Terry Williams
MONROE, La. (KTVE/KARD) — The city of Monroe and the MFD announce the retirement of Fire Chief Terry Williams, marking the end of an illustrious 36-year career with the MFD. Courtesy photo of City of Monroe Joining MFD in May 1988, Chief Williams has played a significant role in enhancing Monroe’s residents’ safety and well-being. […]
Confessed Killer Seeks Extradition to Louisiana’s Historic Courts
In a surprising turn of events, a confessed killer has made headlines by formally requesting extradition to Louisiana. This development has brought attention to the state’s judicial system, particularly in the Downtown Monroe Historic District. A Request to Return. The individual, whose identity is being withheld, has recently petitioned...
Ellis outlines vision for Monroe in next four years
In a ceremony attended by hundreds at the Monroe Civic Center Monday, Mayor Oliver Friday Ellis was sworn in for his second term as Mayor of Monroe. The event also saw the swearing-in of city council members Doug Harvey, Mrs. Gretchen Ezernak, Mrs. Juanita Woods, Bishop Rodney McFarland, and Minister Verbon Muhammad.
Dr. Watson promoted to Operations Chief of City Schools
The Monroe City School System has promoted Dr. Harrington Watson, III to the newly created position of Chief Operating Officer (COO). This appointment, confirmed by Superintendent Rev. Sam Moore, III, marks a new chapter in the district’s leadership. Dr. Watson brings an impressive background to this role. Since 2019,...
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