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Iberville Parish Council denies Entergy solar farm proposal a second time (opens the original)
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PLAQUEMINE – The Iberville Parish Council has voted to reject Entergy’s proposed Cypress Harvest Solar project for a second time. The 12-1 vote, with council member Terry Bradford abstaining, upholds the council's original denial. In August, Entergy representatives met with Plaquemine residents to address community concerns regarding the planned development off La. 75. Local residents raised objections over the facility's proximity to homes, schools, and neighborhoods, as well as potential long-
Justice Department awards $1M federal grant to support cyber abuse victims (opens the original)
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BATON ROUGE — The U.S. Department of Justice’s Office for Victims of Crime has awarded a $1 million grant to the Louisiana Attorney General’s Office to establish a comprehensive statewide response to technology-facilitated abuse. The federal funding will support a major initiative aimed at identifying and assisting survivors of rapidly evolving digital crimes—including sextortion, nonconsensual dissemination of intimate images, AI-generated deepfakes and cyberstalking. "Attorney General Liz Murr
Federal court orders Iberville Parish to approve proposed AT&T cell tower (opens the original)
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PLAQUEMINE — A proposed AT&T telecommunications tower on Bayou Road in Plaquemine will move forward after a federal court ruling directed Iberville Parish officials to issue the necessary permits. The Iberville Parish Council originally denied AT&T’s application for the 275-foot structure at 60375 Bayou Road in June 2025, following public pushback from local residents concerned about the facility's location. AT&T then filed a lawsuit in federal court challenging the council's decision. The U.S.
Baton Rouge man convicted of felony animal cruelty faces 10-year pet ban (opens the original)
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LIVINGSTON — A Baton Rouge man has been sentenced for several counts of felony animal cruelty and banned from owning or possessing animals for a decade following a guilty plea in Livingston Parish. Quavis Deshawn Grant, 37, pleaded guilty to seven counts of felony aggravated cruelty to animals during an appearance before Judge William S. Dykes in the 21st Judicial District Court on Sept. 21. Dykes sentenced Grant to 10 years of hard labor with the Louisiana Department of Corrections on each coun
13-year-old arrested for allegedly bringing loaded firearm to Terrebonne Parish junior high (opens the original)
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HOUMA — A 13-year-old male student was arrested on multiple charges Friday for allegedly bringing a loaded handgun to Evergreen Junior High. The school went on lockdown after receiving a tip that a student might have a weapon on campus. Terrebonne Parish deputies located the juvenile in a boys’ bathroom and brought him to a private area, where they uncovered the loaded handgun. While conducting interviews at the school, a student reported that the suspect had shown him the firearm and threatened
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