Bria Hughley
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- Sep 30, 2026
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‘Buckle Up, Phone Down’ campaign aims to address teen distracted driving (opens the original)
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ALEXANDRIA, La. (KALB) - In Louisiana, one-third of crash fatalities occur from not wearing a seatbelt, and one-fourth of them occur when a person is distracted behind the wheel. The “Hands-Free Driving” law has already been passed, but the Louisiana Department of Transportation and Development (LADOTD) and Destination Zero Deaths want to lower the number of crashes. It starts with teenagers, as this age group is driving on the roads for the first time. Starting safe driving habits young helps t
Louisiana wildlife prepares for colder months ahead (opens the original)
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PINEVILLE, La. (KALB) - Even though winter is months away, local wildlife has already begun preparing for what’s to come. Louisiana’s climate is relatively mild throughout the year, but freezing temperatures and winter precipitation can still affect the state. The environment and climate are a big help to the animals throughout the year, but any drastic weather change can cause problems for them. Johnathan Bordelon, the Administrator at the Louisiana Department of Wildlife and Fisheries (LDWF) o
‘Food is Medicine’ mobile pantry stops in Alexandria (opens the original)
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ALEXANDRIA, La. (KALB) - Food insecurity is a concern for citizens in the state, as one out of six people suffer from this problem. This leads to chronic conditions like diabetes and high blood pressure. To help the community practice a healthier lifestyle, Aetna Better Health of Louisiana and GoodrCo teamed up to bring a mobile pantry to Alexandria on Wednesday, September 23. The day started at 9 a.m. with a free breakfast outside the United Educational Missionary Baptist Association (UEMBA). T
How to prepare your plants for fall (opens the original)
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FOREST HILL, La. (KALB) - The first day of fall is just a few days away, and now is the time to start preparing your plants for the cooler months ahead. Luckily, the hot weather will stick around for a while. This becomes an advantage if specific plants are planted late, but that doesn’t mean you want to wait until the last minute. “Containers, ornamentals, and shrubs and bushes, stay away from planting those too late into the year,” said Garrett Wade, the owner of Green Garden Nursery in Forest
Do school buses need seatbelts? (opens the original)
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LOUISIANA (KALB) - School bus crashes are rare, but the recent one in Grant Parish raised concerns about the safety of school buses. The crash happened on September 11, north of Montgomery on Campground Cutoff off Highway 71. According to Sheriff Steven McCain, 21 students were on board and 19 were sent to a hospital. Two students had to be airlifted to a Shreveport-area trauma center. RELATED: 19 students sent to hospital after school bus crash in Grant Parish Seatbelts are not required on trad
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