Tragedy in northwest Louisiana last night. Police say a man killed two young children and then himself in west Shreveport. Public information officer Sgt. Chris Bordelon:
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Bordelon says the man took the children from a mobile home park on Pines Road to a public park and shot them there.

The transfer has begun of violent juvenile offenders, from the troubled Bridge City Center for Youth in Jefferson Parish to the Louisiana State Penitentiary at Angola. A bus carrying ten youth inmates made the trip to the prison early Tuesday morning. Marrero Senator Patrick Connick says it took a legal battle to put the plan in motion, but it is now happening…:
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Officials say the young inmates will be segregated from the adult population at Angola.

Louisiana Central is forecasting that manufacturing jobs are expected to increase 14-percent in a ten-parish area that covers central Louisiana, while the number of manufacturing jobs is expected to drop four-percent nationally. CEO of Louisiana Central Jim Clinton…
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Average salaries for central Louisiana manufacturing jobs are more than 72-thousand per year.

The cold weather this morning could reduce the pressure in your tires. Triple-A spokesperson Don Redman says your tires actually lose pressure on a regular basis, on average one to three PSI, which stands for pound per square inch.
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Also, check that your spare tire is inflated.