Robb Hays

As Governor-elect Jeff Landry prepares to announce a new leader for Louisiana State Police, the names of two longtime troopers continue to surface as strong possibilities for the job.

Louisiana State Police Colonel Lamar Davis has announced he will retire at the beginning of next year.

Five Louisiana law enforcement officers were charged with state crimes Thursday in the deadly 2019 arrest of motorist Ronald Greene.

A large cross was erected Friday near the spot where LSU student Allie Rice died one week ago.

A fisherman rescued the man who fell off I-10 East and into Whiskey Bay following a crash on Friday, March 4.

The boy’s father, Kyle Robichaux, says he withdrew both of his sons from the school because of the mask policy.

A nine-year-old has been suspended from a school located on the LSU campus in Baton Rouge after refusing to wear a mask inside his fourth-grade classroom.

The property taxes for U.S. Senator Bill Cassidy have more than tripled after a reassessment of his massive home near the LSU campus in Baton Rouge.

Both suspects in the death of Nevaeh Allen will remain in jail for now, after a judge Friday afternoon ordered both must stay locked up until new bond hearings can be held on Monday, Oct. 4.

Students who fail to comply with LSU's COVID entry rules face being kicked off campus by the end of the day on Sept. 10, university spokesman Ernie Ballard said.

AT&T cellular customers are starting to be able to use their wireless devices after Hurricane Ida caused some problems for the company.

The trial for former school teacher Cynthia Perkins, originally scheduled to start in Livingston parish next week, has been postponed.

Another high-ranking member of the Louisiana Attorney General’s Office has resigned amid an ongoing probe into wrongdoing in that office.

The United States Coast Guard is assisting in the search for ‘multiple people in the water’ after at least one vessel capsized during a severe storm near Grand Isle, LA this afternoon.

Divers have arrived to examine the lift boat that capsized off the coast of Port Fourchon, La., Tuesday, April 13, the United States Coast Guard confirmed to WAFB Thursday, April 15.

Former LSU Athletics Director Joe Alleva recommended firing former Head Football Coach Les Miles in 2013 because of the coach’s alleged inappropriate contact with female students, an official investigation into the incident found.

District Court Judge Tim Kelley Thursday ruled records requested by a newspaper reporter related to sexual harassment complaints against a high-ranking member of the Louisiana Attorney General’s office must be made public.

Louisiana State Police (LSP) Friday released their findings into cheating allegations among cadets taking part in the 2019 training academy known as Cadet Class 99 (CC 99).

A top-ranking member of the Louisiana Attorney General’s Office has been on administrative leave for the past three weeks for potential policy violations, the agency confirmed Monday.

Former Louisiana Governor Edwin Edwards was released from OLOL on Sunday afternoon

A broadcast tower over 300 feet tall was toppled by the winds from Hurricane Laura as the Category 4 storm made landfall in southwest Louisiana during the early morning hours of Thursday, Aug. 26.

Casinos and video poker parlors in Louisiana will be allowed to reopen Monday, May 18 with new rules and regulations in place, the chairman of the Louisiana Gaming Control Board said Tuesday.

Louisiana Governor John Bel Edwards said Wednesday, April 15 the state is “moving in the right direction” in its fight against coronavirus.

The pastor of a church in Central, La. will be charged with six misdemeanor counts of disobeying the powers of the governor.

The former head of the OLOL Foundation, John Paul Funes, has started his federal prison sentence for embezzlement. He reported to a federal prison in Indiana Monday, Dec. 2.

Livingston Parish Sheriff Jason Ard confirmed Monday, Oct. 28 he was told in 2014 about his former deputy, Dennis Perkins, allegedly acting “inappropriately” with a teenage girl.

If you were startled out of your sleep by a 3 a.m. text message Thursday morning, you are not alone.

The attorney for the former head of Louisiana State Police confirmed Wednesday, Aug. 14 that his client, Mike Edmonson, has been cleared by the Louisiana Board of Ethics in several investigations involving alleged misconduct.

Vehicle inspection stations across Louisiana have been inundated with phone calls and visits from people wanting to replace their vehicle inspection stickers that won’t stay stuck.

Workers at the Louisiana Office of Motor Vehicles are dealing with a pesky problem.

The photographs and the embarrassing details related to them were part of a report that the Louisiana Legislative Auditor’s Office publicly released Monday.

Louisiana has accidentally paid double tax refunds for nearly 66,000 taxpayers amounting to almost $26 million.

Governor John Bel Edwards lambasted Interim Secretary of State Kyle Ardoin Tuesday over the issue of whether a former Louisiana mayor with a felony conviction should have been allowed to vote in the state’s most recent election.

Louisiana is paying $149,075 to end a sexual misconduct lawsuit against former Secretary of State Tom Schedler that was filed by one of his former employees, the Associated Press reports.