Brutal cleaver assault on man in London street is suspected terror attack

By Laura Smith-Spark-CNN
   A man thought to be a serving British soldier was killed by two armed men in a frenzied attack on a London street Wednesday, in what the government is treating as a suspected act of terrorism.

Tips to Make Your Hospital Stay More Comfortable

By Mia Hamilton
Hospitals and health care professionals do their best to make your

Man provides false name at robbery crime scene; arrested on drug, battery charges

By Scott Police Department
A Scott man has been arrested on drug and battery charges after providing a false name at a crime scene. On May 21 at 7:56 p.m., Scott Police Officers were investigating a reported shoplifting at a Family Dollar.

LOCATED: Father kidnaps 18-month-old, threatens to kill himself, child

By Missing and Exploited Children
UPDATE: Officials have cancelled the Amber Alert in this case. They say the child has been located. They did not provide any additional details about this investigation. They were found in the Houston area.

Report: Louisiana students improve standardized testing scores

By Recovery School District
The percentage of Louisiana students scoring at the Basic level or above on standardized tests grew one point in grades 3-8, with 69 percent of students testing at Basic or above.

Tornado-relief donators advised to research before donating

By Andrew Capasso
After any disaster, people all across the country try to do everything they can to help those impacted.

May 22 proclaimed 'American Cancer Society Day' in Louisiana

By American Cancer Society
In honor of the American Cancer Society’s 100th Birthday, Governor Bobby Jindal officially proclaimed May 22 as “American Cancer Society Day” and urges all residents of Louisiana to join together to finish the fight against ca

More women wanted in state government

By Kris Cusanza
Louisiana has a shortage of ladies holding office in the state legislature, that's according to the Louisiana Legislative Women's Caucus. They say women bring a fresh perspective to public policy, and the state needs their help.

Bill banning social media sites while driving headed to Governor’s desk

By Samantha Morgan
A bill banning Louisiana people from visiting social media sites while driving has gained final approval. The bill will now head to Governor Jindal’s desk.

Man killed by FBI agent knew Tsarnaevs, official says

By Susan Candiotti-CNN
A man fatally shot overnight by an FBI agent in Orlando was being investigated for a possible connection to the Boston bombings, a U.S. law enforcement official with direct knowledge of the Boston Marathon case told CNN.