
Statewide iLEAP Results Released
On the heels of Tuesday's announcement of gains on LEAP performance, state officials were pleased with the marks earned by Louisiana's school children on the iLEAP tests. more »May Allergy and Asthma Awareness Month
Dr. Dean Edell of Rapides Specialty Clinic Explains Signs & Symptoms more »VIDEO: Local News Bites Friday, May 9
*APD Looking For Check Into Cash Robber
*Nachitoches Parish Students Given Tainted Milk Drink
*Alexandria Middle Magnet Students Honored
*Local Club Donates BB Guns To Boy Scouts
*Local Nurses "Do The Twist"
VIDEO: State News Bites Friday, May 9
*No Ethics Hearing For Vitter
*No State Taxes? Vote Set For Monday
*State's Largest Powerball Winner Comes Forth
*A Green Dog??? It's True!
VIDEO: Self- Proclaimed Messiah Heads to Court
Self-proclaimed messiah heads to court on criminal misconduct charges. Gadi Schwartz reports.
VIDEO: Fort Polk Unit Readies For Iraq
115th Combat Support Hospital is in its final phases of training for Iraq.
VIDEO: National News Bites For Friday, May 9
*San Diego State Students Arraigned Following Drug Bust
*Tornado Damage In Southern States
*Oops! Didn't Mean To Sell Gas $1.00 Cheaper
*Woman's Trash Find Turns Into Treasure
VIDEO: Pineville Native Stationed In Iraq
News Channel Five caught up with Jason Hamilton who is stationed at Camp Tahji in Iraq.
Ethics Committee Declines To Investigate Senator Vitter
Vitter was not a senator when he patronized escort service. Madam who was in charge killed herself after being sentenced. more »Vote Set To Scrap State Income Tax. May Depend On Energy Revenues
Vote postponed for a few days to give lawmakers a chance to gauge its effect. Anyone making over $12,500 could benefit. more »City Cop Charged With Drunk Driving
Policeman was off duty and not in uniform. He failed a field sobriety test. Was suspended after being booked. more »Parish Hires A Beaver Control Officer. Argument Over Who Pays
Disagreement over how to raise the money or how much to take from each district. Position is full-time. Dams have been causing trouble. more »Water Levels Dropping, Bonnet Carre Spillway Is Closing
Mississippi River level no longer a threat to levees. Spillway has been open since April 11th. Final spillway sections being closed. more »Some Black Lawmakers Could Splinter Democratic Party
May run as independents this call. They claim party treats blacks and whites differently. Some worry that funding could suffer. more »You Might Get Extra Time To Cast Your Early Ballot
Plan calls for an extra ninety minutes each day during early voting. Full senate is set to debate pros and cons of the idea. more »