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Louisiana jobless claims remain below last year’s level - American Press (opens the original)
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Published 3:47 pm Tuesday, September 29, 2026 Louisiana’s initial unemployment insurance claims remained nearly 19% below last year’s level despite a weekly increase, according to figures Louisiana Works released Friday. Initial claims totaled 1,204 for the week ending Sept. 19, up 55 from the previous week’s 1,149. That was below the 1,485 claims filed during the comparable week in 2025. The four-week moving average of initial claims fell to 1,245 from 1,280 the previous week. Continued unemplo
Seabaugh, Stewart clash over escaped inmate’s prosecution (opens the original)
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(The Center Square) â Caddo Parish District Attorney James Stewart addressed his officeâs handling of TreâVeon Jacksonâs prosecution Friday after district attorney candidate Alan Seabaugh questioned trial delays and why Jackson remained in a parish jail before his Sept. 14 escape. Jackson was captured Tuesday night in Marshall, Texas, eight days after escaping a Caddo Parish sheriffâs deputyâs custody following a hospital visit in Shreveport. In a Facebook post Wednesday, Seabaugh al
Landry declares fuel emergency, waives dyed diesel rules (opens the original)
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(The Center Square) – Louisiana farmers and timber harvesters can temporarily use dyed off-road diesel in certain highway vehicles under a state of emergency declared by Gov. Jeff Landry as diesel prices remain near a record high during harvest season. The executive order took effect Wednesday and remains in effect through Oct. 22. It declares the shortage of distillate fuel supply a statewide emergency and also activates Louisiana’s price-gouging laws on excessive pricing during the emergency.
Smith: Police arrests helping keep Caddo jail ‘bursting at the seams’ (opens the original)
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(The Center Square) – Shreveport Police Chief Wayne Smith says his department’s arrests are contributing to overcrowding at the Caddo Correctional Center as the jail population approaches 1,700 inmates. “SPD keeps CCC bursting at the seams,” Smith told the Shreveport City Council during its administrative conference Monday. “Our people are making arrests. We’re the ones who contribute to overcrowding. You bet. And we continue to do so.” The jail population was “close to 1,700” Caddo Parish Admin
Caddo seeks safety changes after 34 speeding tickets near Head Start (opens the original)
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(The Center Square)Â â Caddo Parish officials are seeking traffic safety improvements outside a Head Start facility after Shreveport police issued 34 speeding tickets in the area in a single day. Commissioner Ken Epperson raised the issue Thursday during the Caddo Parish Commissionâs Public Safety Committee meeting, saying speeding has become a concern outside the Caddo Community Action Agency headquarters on St. Vincent Avenue. The committee met Thursday. The agency operates Head Start prog
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