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ULM Photo ServicesSo far this year, nine children have died after being left unattended in vehicles in California, Florida, Louisiana, Maryland, New Mexico, New Jersey and North Carolina, according to Kids and Car Safety, which collects data on hot car deaths. Five died in June. -
Some Iranians are getting arrested by immigration authorities after living decades in the United States. The Homeland Security Department hasn't released numbers but the National Iranian American Council, an advocacy group, says there has has been a surge of arrests. Mandonna “Donna” Kashanian lived in the United States for 47 years before being piked up by immigration officers this month in New Orleans. Like other Iranians, she has faced the possibility of being deported to Iran before, because of severed diplomatic relations with the U.S. Now the future appears more uncertain.
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As scholarship funds become available after tennis student-athletes transfer or graduate, the scholarship funds will be repurposed to other ULM women’s athletic teams. -
Wehiwa Aloy's big hits, Zach Root's strong start help Arkansas oust UCLA from the CWS with a 7-3 winThe Razorbacks eliminated the Bruins from the College World Series with a 7-3 victory. Arkansas will play SEC rival LSU on Wednesday night and would have to beat the Tigers twice in two days to advance to the best-of-three CWS finals. -
The crash claimed the life of 24-year-old Troy Bates of West Monroe. -
Attorneys for the Palestinian activist Mahmoud Khalil have asked a federal judge to immediately release him on bail, or else transfer him to New Jersey, where he can be closer to his wife and newborn son. The filing comes days after a federal judge ruled that the government can continue to detain the legal U.S. resident based on allegations that he lied on his green card application. Khalil disputes the accusations that he wasn't forthcoming on the application. The judge previously determined that Khalil couldn’t continue being held based on the U.S. secretary of state’s determination that he could harm American foreign policy. -
Examples of property commonly affected include essential farm buildings, fixtures to real estate, equipment, livestock, perennial crops, fruit and nut bearing trees, and harvested or stored crops and hay -
Louisiana Secretary of State Nancy Landry is proud to announce the passage of multiple legislative instruments in the Department of State’s Voter Protection Package during the 2025 Regular Legislative Session. -
A native of Bossier City, Pemberton arrives in Monroe after spending two seasons on the Memphis baseball staff as the team's hitting coach and recruiting coordinator. While at Memphis, Pemberton guided the Tigers to high-level offensive production -
Investigators said they believe that a convicted murderer and former police chief known as the “Devil in the Ozark s" has likely fled Arkansas after escaping from prison last month, a federal court filing released this week shows -
To celebrate the milestone anniversary, there will be several new additions to the event this year. Throughout the day, festival attendees are encouraged to take part in interactive art experiences, including the “Dreaming Trees” that will be located on the east end of Sexton Parking Lot, as well as fabric weaving located on East Park Avenue. Other art displays can be found throughout festival grounds on June 7. -
The table tennis tables were used only once, which means they’re still in great condition for students in Ouachita Parish schools to begin practicing and becoming future table tennis champions.
