Scotlandville’s Historic Church Becomes a Lifeline When the Power Goes Out
Immaculate Conception’s new Community Lighthouse turns a historic Black institution into an emergency resource for the neighborhood
STATE
Louisiana’s SNAP rolls are shrinking and the paperwork may be telling the bigger story
More than 170,000 Louisianians have disappeared from SNAP rolls in a year, while most June case closures were classified as procedural. The numbers raise questions about access, administration and the growing burden on food pantries.
BUSINESS
Planning a Special Event in 4 Simple Steps
Your special event should be about love, joy, and unforgettable moments—not stress. A wedding planner handles the details so you can relax, celebrate, and enjoy every moment of your special day.
NATIONAL
Autopsy Delay Deepens Mystery Surrounding Tasia Fortune’s Death in Mississippi
More than a month after Tasia Fortune was found hanging from a tree behind a vacant Jackson home, police say they are treating her death as a homicide while awaiting a final ruling from the state medical examiner.
SPORTS
After Week 1, NFL Fans Turn Their Attention From the Field to the Broadcast Booth
Week 1 produced more than touchdowns and upsets. NFL viewers also put several veteran FOX broadcasters under the microscope, renewing a debate over experience, performance and how much influence social-media criticism should really have.
