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Crawford named CUSA Player of the Year

Louisiana Tech racked up nine Conference USA postseason awards, headlined by Isaiah Crawford who was selected as both Player of the Year and Defensive Player of the Year.

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Tech adds broadcasts for baseball, softball

Louisiana Tech Vice President and Director of Athletics Ryan Ivey announced Monday the addition of nine TV broadcasts for Tech baseball and softball this season.

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Burks leads way on 2-1A All-District team

Lincoln Prep senior Stephen Burks III was named District 2-1A MVP after leading the Panthers to a 19-9 record and another undefeated district title.

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Parish students place in statewide Braille Challenge

Three Lincoln Parish students placed in the top honors of the 2024 Louisiana State Braille Challenge.

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Local woman charged with manslaughter in death of boyfriend

A Ruston woman faces manslaughter charges in connection with the death of her boyfriend.

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Ruston to receive $14 million in federal earmark funding for projects

The city of Ruston is set to receive almost $14 million in federal earmark funds for two road projects and an electrical substation.

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Ticket sales begin for north Louisiana St. Jude Dream Home

Tickets are on sale for the 2024 Monroe St. Jude Dream Home, and two local organizations are continuing their work with the project, which is celebrating its 22nd year.

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Legislature punts on crime solutions

The Louisiana Legislature just finished the special session on crime spending several million dollars to come up with more ways to reduce the violence that continues to plague the Bayou State.