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A Leesville man named "Earl Thompson" was sentenced to 14 years in prison for a methamphetamine charge. -
More than 500 to-go lunches were packed Friday morning by volunteers and distributed to local first responders across the community as a simple but meaningful expression of gratitude.
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Louisiana Delta Community College sees growth in student credit hours and student satisfaction. -
A Morgan City teacher was sentenced to five years in federal prison for enticing a relationship with a student. -
A free event on September 18th will celebrate recovery and connect attendees with behavioral health resources. -
New film explores Louisiana's leadership in next-generation shipbuilding, accompanied by a series trailer narrated by Gov. Jeff Landry. -
The Department of Education launches a new learning agenda to improve student outcomes and support state education leaders. -
The deadline to nominate your everyday hero is approaching. Take a look at these award categories to see which group or individual is worthy of your vote. -
Four students from Louisiana School for Math, Science, and the Arts (LSMSA) in Natchitoches were chosen alongside 16,000 National Merit Scholarship semifinalists as part of the 73rd annual National Merit Scholarship Program. -
The Pelican Cup Dates are set, and will be open for all majors that are currently enrolled in a 4 year college or university. -
The National WWII Museum and Crescent City Classic honor those who have fought for freedom with the 7th annual WWII Challenge. Participants can run, walk, or bike either 103 or 730 miles while virtually following the route. -
Over 75 volunteers, including ULM faculty, staff, and students, as well as participants from AmeriCorps and First West Baptist Church, gathered at the museum to help prepare the grounds for CAMM's annual 9/11 memorial ceremony.
