The two greatest rock 'n' roll bands of all time face off in a show at The Monroe Civic Center on March 25th. The concert will benefit Fair Visions, A charity that helps local foster families.  Taking the side of the Fab Four is Abbey Road, a Beatles tribute band.  The band will engage in a musical “showdown” of the hits against Rollin Stones tribute band Satisfaction – The International Rolling Stones Show, who offer a faithful rendition of the music and style of Mick Jagger, Keith Richards and the British Invasion.

Switzerland-based helicopter maker Kopter selects the Lafayette Regional Airport to assemble helicopters, creating 120 jobs. Louisiana Economic Development Secretary Don Pierson says Kopter looked at 38 locations before picking Lafayette, which has a strong helicopter culture, because of the oil and gas industry.

The Kopter Production and Product Support Center will deliver SH09, among a variety of models throughout the Western Hemisphere.

A woman and two children were killed and another woman and child critically injured outside the city of New Orleans in what authorities are investigating as a triple homicide a sheriff's spokesman said Wednesday.

Deputies found the victims inside a home in Terrytown just after 7 a.m. Wednesday, Jefferson Parish Sheriff's Office spokesman Jason Rivarde said. The injured were taken to a hospital. Rivarde said authorities weren't ready to release cause of death or say whether any weapons were used, and he said no suspects have been identified yet.

Authorities say a Tulane University student was killed at an Interstate 10 rest stop in Mississippi when two tires came loose from a passing tractor-trailer and struck her.

News outlets report officials with the New Orleans school have identified the student as 21-year-old Margaret Maurer, of Forest Lake, Minnesota.

A radio ad criticizing Louisiana Democratic Gov. John Bel Edwards has been removed from stations around the state after his campaign complained it had false information.

NOLA.com/The Times-Picayune reported the ads paid for by the political nonprofit Truth In Politics were withdrawn last weekend. Truth in Politics co-founder Lane Grisby said Monday he wants the stations to resume running the ads.

Politicians and schools are now playfully competing for one Louisiana girl's college enrollment after she mistakenly applied to the wrong community college over the weekend.

Kaitlynn Lovelady mistakenly applied to Salt Lake Community College in Utah instead of South Louisiana Community College when trying to enroll in a summer class.