David Roper
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Prosecutors seek DNA search warrant in Jimmie Duncan case (opens the original)
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MONROE, La. (KNOE) - Jimmie Duncan returned to court Wednesday for a new hearing, months after he was released from prison and death row. Duncan was originally charged and convicted of killing his then-girlfriend’s daughter, Haley Oliveaux. The Louisiana Supreme Court released him following a post-conviction hearing in 2025, after Duncan’s team provided what it called “new and reliable evidence,” including Haley’s previous medical records and her history of having seizures. The court said that i
Juanita Woods statement following Tuesday’s City Council meeting (opens the original)
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MONROE, La. (KNOE) - Late Wednesday night, Monroe City Council Vice Chair Juanita Woods sent KNOE a statement about Tuesday’s City Council meeting. This is about Monroe, and it is about the people of Monroe this administration keeps forgetting. The mayor wants you to believe this is about one fire chief. No one is trying to teach anyone a lesson. This is about respect: how you communicate, whether you show up, and whether you keep your word after the vote has been cast. You cannot spend two year
ULM breaks ground on Freddy and Reba Nolan Early Childhood Hall (opens the original)
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MONROE, La. (KNOE) - Shovels hit the dirt at the University of Louisiana Monroe Thursday morning for the new Freddy and Reba Nolan Early Childhood Hall. The building will house the Emily Williamson Laboratory School, located at the same site as the original building. The original building was deemed uninhabitable and torn down after a fire in 2022. You can read more about that here. The project plan was able to be completed thanks to a donation from the Nolans to the ULM Foundation. Dr. Carrie C
City-wide fallout after Monroe council members end meeting minutes after it starts (opens the original)
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MONROE, La. (KNOE) - Monroe City Council member Juanita Woods made a motion less than three minutes into Tuesday’s meeting to pass over the agenda and adjourn without discussing any items. “I would like to make a motion that we pass over this agenda for the evening,” Woods said. Council member Rodney McFarland and Council Chairman Verbon Muhammad voted with Woods. Councilwoman Gretchen Ezernack voted against the motion. Councilman Doug Harvey was not at the meeting. “Motion carried, this meeting
Louisiana receives more than $100,000 in literacy grants (opens the original)
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MONROE, La. (KNOE) - The Dollar General Literacy Foundation announced Thursday the award of more than $100,000 in youth literacy grants to Louisiana nonprofit organizations, libraries and schools. The funds are part of more than $4.1 million recently awarded across the country. Recipients can use the funds for professional development opportunities or to purchase books, technology, equipment or materials to help build a brighter future for K-12 students. “When students have access to books, tech
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