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Report shows COVID-19 cases in nursing homes

At least three Lincoln Parish nursing home residents — all of whom lived at Princeton Place — have died of the novel coronavirus, according to statistics released Monday by the Louisiana Department of Health.

Churches open doors for first time in weeks

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With Gov. John Bel Edwards’ stay-at-home order lifted, many churches were able to hold in-person services for the first time in almost two months.

FBI: Shooter at Pensacola military base linked to al-Qaida

The gunman who killed three U.S. sailors at a military base in Florida last year repeatedly communicated with al-Qaida operatives about planning in the months leading up to the attack, U.S. officials said Monday. They lashed out at Apple for refusing to help them open the shooter’s phones so they could access key evidence.

Thousands flock to Malone Food Giveaway

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Pictured is a worker unloading a pallet of frozen chicken tenders that were distributed during Saturday’s Malone Family Food giveaway event held at Malone Toyota in Ruston.

Proud of my parents on the 62nd anniversary

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May 16 was on a Friday back in 1958.

Hillcrest says goodbye to principal

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Above: A Lincoln Parish Sheriff’s escort led a seemingly endless parade of cars from The Bridge Community Church where they staged before heading to Hillcrest Elementary School Tuesday morning to s

Contemplative reader regrets past behavior

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DEAR HARRIETTE: I have had a lot of time to think about my life while I’ve been stuck at home. Recently, I have been having nightmares.

Let’s stay both open and safe

Louisiana has now officially opened for business, at least to some degree.

The race into what's still unkown has begun

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And they’re off. The race to whatever will become Louisiana’s new normalcy has started.

Go deep for post-spawn crappie

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“Okay,” said Matt Loetscher, “we’re on top of the brush pile. Drop your shiner straight down and you ought to get a bite.”