Jacqueline DeRobertis

The district hopes to attract more drivers and improve safety with the action.

It is the latest decision from the court amid the fallout of an overdetention crisis in Louisiana prisons.

The upcoming meeting has revealed a rift over who wants to settle and who wants to fight the lawsuit

After a year of legal back-and-forth, the saga over the subdivsion may finally end

It is the latest turmoil in a parish unused to the increase in visible homelessness.

The agency entered into the housing contract last September as a federal judge ordered it to move teens from Angola.

The council named the ex-wife of one of its members as a replacement, the plaintiff claims,

Police are seeking information about who caused the costly fire.

Amid ongoing concerns and curiosity surrounding carbon capture, Southeastern Louisiana University has deployed several buoys to monitor the Lake Maurepas ecosystem as Air Products continues its efforts to store carbon

Candis Vanta knew something was wrong.

A planned, non-congregate homeless shelter slated for Hammond is receiving pushback from local residents and drawing scrutiny from the City Council over an advocacy group’s plan to provide critical services

Livingston Parish Library Board debates challenged books

The Livingston Parish Council extended a sweeping building moratorium for 12 months on Thursday in a bold action by new members to publicly cement their distrust of unchecked development.

A few short months after Livingston Parish barely approved a tax to keep its library system alive amid controversy over age-appropriate books, the newly installed local government may try to

Right out of the gate, the newly elected Livingston Parish Council is gunning to impose tougher rules on development and empower members — along with the parish president — to

Walker High School canceled classes for Monday after a student, Blakeleigh Weems, died a in a car crash on New Year’s Day, a district spokesperson said.

Amid the protracted and bitter saga over housing teens in custody at the Louisiana State Penitentiary at Angola, a new youth facility is slated to open in the coming weeks

Livingston Parish officials have quietly continued to impose — and extend — regulations to rein in carbon capture sequestration projects in the parish after a backlash over two projects by

It’s been seven years since much of Livingston Parish was flooded in 2016, leading many residents to lose everything. Now, parish leaders have announced a “blessing” for the area: A

More than a decade ago, when Layton Ricks was campaigning for a chance to be Livingston Parish president, he found himself sitting on an elderly man’s back porch in the