Daviion Telsee
- Indexed articles, last 90 days
- 55
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- Sep 30, 2026
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Pineville reveals updated pavilion design, progress on blighted property cleanup (opens the original)
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PINEVILLE, La. (KALB) - The City of Pineville is moving ahead on revitalization efforts, including a redesigned community pavilion project and continued work to condemn blighted properties. Work is underway on Pineville’s pavilion project. Initial concepts drew comparisons to the Natchitoches riverbank, but leaders went back to the drawing board to design an outdoor space they describe as a true taste of Pineville. The pavilion will be located off the river by the Jackson Street Bridge. “We want
Early intervention – How to keep Alexandria families out of the courtroom (opens the original)
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ALEXANDRIA, La. (KALB) - State leaders are working on new ways to keep Louisiana children and families out of the courtroom. The Louisiana Supreme Court brought together educators, judges and community groups in Alexandria to focus on early intervention. Judges, teachers and local advocates from across Louisiana met to tackle the root causes that often bring families into the legal system. The focus is on stepping in early when a child struggles with trauma, attendance, or behavioral challenges,
Boyce resident asks parish for help fixing deteriorating road (opens the original)
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BOYCE, La. (KALB) - A Mill Race Road resident said her road is falling apart, and she cannot get anyone to fix it. Now, she is asking parish leaders for answers. The complaint comes weeks after KALB reported on bad road conditions on Lena Road in Boyce. Melissa Green, who lives on Mill Race Road, said she has the same problem. Green said potholes and road damage keep getting worse, but she was told the parish does not have the money to repair it. “It’s just dangerous for us to be riding on, and
Central Louisiana homeless centers strained amid demand surges (opens the original)
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ALEXANDRIA, La. (KALB) - Amid triple-digit temperatures in Central Louisiana, local outreach providers warn that extreme heat is pushing shelters to their operational limits. At the Central Louisiana Homeless Coalition’s Jackson Street center, workers say access to clean showers, cold water, and air conditioning can be life-saving during dangerous heat index spikes often providing individuals a crucial first step off the street. “We are the only facility in the eight-parish region of Region 6. I
Alabama woman arrested in $40,000 email scam targeting Grant Parish business (opens the original)
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COLFAX, La. (KALB) - An Alabama woman is in custody after investigators said she targeted a Grant Parish company in an email scam that cost the business $40,000. The scam began when Montgomery Tank received an invoice by email from a vendor the company had worked with for years. What they did not know, however, was that email address had been compromised. “They are able to pose as people, your vendors, without you detecting them. They’re using AI to mimic the conversations they would have with y
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