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LSU designated distinguished military college by Department of War (opens the original)
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BATON ROUGE, La. (WAFB) - Louisiana State University is joining what Secretary of War Pete Hegseth calls “America’s Corps of Cadets.” Hegseth made the announcement about 30 miles from Washington, D.C., during his State of the Force address in Quantico, VA. “We need more officers from academic institutions like our military academies and senior military colleges. Today we’re going to make that happen,” Hegseth said. LSU is one of five schools partnering with the Department of War. “To meet this c
Jail expansion heads to bid in November as sheriff eyes savings on inmate housing (opens the original)
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WALKER, La. (WAFB) — Livingston Parish is expanding its jail after outgrowing the facility built nearly two decades ago, according to Sheriff Jason Ard. Ard said the current jail was built to address overcrowding in 2008, but continued growth in the parish has led to a larger inmate population. “So we built it basically to fix a problem in 2008. Our parish has continued to grow and when you continue to grow your population is growing and your inmate population grows because it brings crime,” Ard
Church says they paid contractor $100k for project now under identity theft investigation (opens the original)
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BATON ROUGE, La. (WAFB) - A pastor says a church member accused of identity theft left a building expansion project unfinished after being paid tens of thousands of dollars. Edvante Showers, who delivered a sermon at Shekinah Glory Christian Center earlier this year, is under investigation and accused of identity theft after authorities say he used someone else’s contractor’s license in Ascension Parish and did not complete the work. Investigators said they checked the state’s licensed contracto
Tailgate crowds gather ahead of LSU-Texas A&M game (opens the original)
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BATON ROUGE, La. (WAFB) - Fans are preparing for the LSU Tigers to face Texas A&M, stocking up on food and drinks ahead of the matchup. “Well we got a big game, A&M is going to get whooped,” LSU student Isaac Poole said. The game comes after a loss on the road last week for LSU. Fans like Poole are stocking up on food and drink ahead of what they hope is a bounce back for LSU. “We’ll have 65 cases of Truly, 65 cases of White Claw, we’re going to get some beer too so we’ll be well prepared,” Pool
New executive order gives Louisiana farmers relief on diesel costs (opens the original)
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BATON ROUGE, La. (WAFB) - An executive order issued this week by Louisiana Governor Jeff Landry allows timber workers and farmers in harvest to use the dyed diesel they keep on hand for things like tractors, skidders, and irrigation pumps in certain highway vehicles. Dyed diesel typically cannot be used on roads because it is untaxed fuel. The order suspends the state law for a month while sugarcane harvest begins. Sugarcane farmer Patrick Frischhertz said his hopes for a profitable harvest this
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