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Map mix-up leads to candidates running for wrong seats on Iowa council (opens the original)
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IOWA, La. (KPLC) - With the election just six weeks away, some candidates in Iowa are learning they are vying for the wrong seat on the town council. A total of five seats make up the Iowa council: districts A, B, C, D, and E, which is an at-large seat. “I go to pull up my Geaux Vote app just to see my sample ballot,” said Keegan Leonard, “And I’m like, well, I’m not on my ballot!” Leonard threw his hat in the ring for the District B seat. He faces two others, Joe Becnel and Miranda Vincent Prio
Jeff Davis deputy shoots armed robbery suspect who charged at him with knife, state police say (opens the original)
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JENNINGS, La. (KPLC) - A Jeff Davis Parish deputy shot an armed robbery suspect who charged at him with a knife near a gas station off La. 26, state police said. Deputies were dispatched to Shop Rite on Elton Drive Monday night to help the Jennings Police Department with an armed robbery investigation, according to JDPSO. Deputies found the suspect lying on the ground near the fence line at the back of the property. A deputy told the suspect to show his hands, and the suspect ran toward him with
Sulphur fire chief retires in latest development in city hall chaos (opens the original)
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SULPHUR, La. (KPLC) - After nearly 30 years with the Sulphur Fire Department, Chief John Naquin is retiring. He tells 7News he knew the day would come but hoped his retirement would be under better circumstances. He cites the current administration of Mayor Jacob Stutes as his reason for leaving. Chief Naquin said he only recently made the decision to retire. “(My decision) is 100-percent recently after what’s going with the mayor and how he’s been treating people,” he said. Named chief in 2023,
Sulphur councilmen call for investigations; meeting moved back to 501 Willow Ave. (opens the original)
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Note: After publication, the City of Sulphur moved the Aug. 10 council meeting back to its original location of 501 Willow Ave., citing Section 2-07 of the Home Rule Charter. SULPHUR, La. (KPLC) - Questions and controversies have surrounded the City of Sulphur over the past few weeks. Now an investigation is on the city council’s agenda. Because attendance at Monday night’s meeting was expected to exceed capacity, it was moved to the West Calcasieu Community Center. However, a day later the city
Woman accused of throwing knife, hitting man in neck (opens the original)
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WELSH, La. (KPLC) - A man was life-flighted to a Lafayette hospital last night after being impaled by a knife, according to Welsh police. Two people were in an argument while one of them was breaking down a box, according to Chief Marcus Crochet. Investigators believe the man asked the woman to give him a knife, she threw it at him, and it punctured his neck. The man was air lifted with serious injuries, while the woman involved fled the scene, according to Crochet. Resa Jackson, 54, was found b
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