The Men of the Epsilon Psi Lambda Chapter of Alpha Phi Alpha Fraternity hosted a discussion with local political leaders and law enforcement representatives,
France is to name a new prime minister on Friday shortly after the announcement of Edouard Philippe’s resignation. French President Emmanuel Macron wants a new government to focus on efforts to relaunch the French economy deeply hit by the coronavirus crisis.
Members of the Epsilon Psi Lambda Chapter of Alpha Phi Alpha Fraternity ask questions to political leaders and law enforcement representatives regarding police reform, civilian oversight, and racial profiling
For a limited time each year, the most beautiful drive in Louisiana is The Sunflower Trail, a twenty mile stretch from Shreveport to Gilliam along Highway 3049.
A federal judge in Alexandria said he will make a decision on Monday about whether or not District 4 Councilman Harry Silver can attend Alexandria City Council meetings virtually during the COVID-19 pandemic.
The shutdown of the nation's economy due to the coronavirus pandemic has limited the number of coins in circulation, and some local businesses are feeling the effects.
Unclaimed income tax refunds worth more than $1.5 billion await an estimated 1.4 million individual taxpayers who did not file a 2016 federal income tax return.
Cool Planet, an agriculture technology company that develops and markets products for soil health, is shutting down its Alexandria facility, according to multiple sources.
The Louisiana Army National Guard’s State Aviation Command is set to conduct a flyover of Slidell, Hammond, Lafayette, Lake Charles, Alexandria, Shreveport and Monroe area hospitals
The attorney for Alexandria City Council President Jules Green is denying that his client refused to accommodate District 4 Councilman Harry Silver, who is suing the City and Green for allegedly violating the Americans with Disabilities Act and Rehabilitation Act.
The City of Alexandria offices including Customer Service, City Hall, the Animal Shelter and other departments will be closed on Friday, July 3, in observance of Independence Day on Saturday, July 4.
Multiple articles found within the archives of “The Town Talk” detail the history of the Confederate monument that now sits outside the Rapides Parish Courthouse and is the subject of recent debate of the possibility of removal.
With the rise of COVID-19 cases in the southern states especially in Texas and Florida, many are beginning to wonder if Louisiana will be next in applying more restrictions and backtracking on the progress that was made.