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Killian council puts sales tax in voters' hands, potentially bringing back dissolved police department (opens the original)
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KILLIAN - Months after aldermen for the town of Killian moved to dissolve the police department, opting to rely on the Livingston Parish Sheriff’s Office for public safety, residents in the town were adamant that the police department needs to return. Five months since the parish took over, residents in Killian say they want to feel safe again, and that hinges on having an operating police department patrolling neighborhood streets. Tuesday evening, Killian residents filled a crowded town hall m
Attorney General Liz Murrill appears in front of U.S. Supreme Court in coastal restoration case (opens the original)
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BATON ROUGE - In a fight over Louisiana's coast, Attorney General Liz Murrill headed to Washington, D.C, to argue the state's case in front of the United States Supreme Court. Murrill said a lawsuit involving Chevron and Plaquemines Parish should remain in state court. The case isn't about whether oil and gas companies damaged the state's coast. Instead, it's about whether such cases should be decided in local state courts or in federal court. World War II ended more than eighty years ago, yet L
Fixes on the way for Killian after years of brown, murky water (opens the original)
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KILLIAN - For the first time, residents in Killian were able to ask questions to the water company taking over the town's system. There was standing room only as residents asked when their water would be safe to drink. "The water's been horrible, not just brown," Josh Gill, a long-time resident of Killian, said. According to Gill and others, the water is brown, rocky, and residents say it's undrinkable. Although a spokesperson for Louisiana's Department of Health said the water is not unsafe to
President Donald Trump backs Julia Letlow for U.S. Senate (opens the original)
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BATON ROUGE - Political analysts say it would be the perfect time for U.S. Representative Julia Letlow to enter the race. The discussion was sparked when President Donald Trump posted on his own social media platform, Truth Social, saying, "Should she decide to enter this Race, Julia Letlow has my Complete and Total Endorsement," but Letlow hasn't publicly decided to enter the race. Several republicans have already announced their intentions to run for the seat, including incumbent Bill Cassidy,
Three candidates launch bids to succeed Letlow in Congressional District Five (opens the original)
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BATON ROUGE - Three candidates have lined up to take U.S. Representative Julia Letlow's seat, a day after she announced her bid for the U.S. Senate. House District five stretched from Washington Parish to the most northern part of the state, and state data reveals where campaigning might pay off the most. Tuesday, Letlow formally announced her campaign after President Donald Trump endorsed her over the weekend. Larry Davis from Livingston Parish, Republican State Senator Rick Edmonds from Baton
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