With Old Man Winter bearing down on Louisiana, there’s some new terminology from the National Weather Service to get used to.
Cut 3 (08) “…wind chill warnings.”
The St. Martin Parish Sheriff’s Office marked a significant milestone with the groundbreaking of a new $3 million training facility designed to benefit law enforcement agencies across Louisiana. St. Major Ginny Higgins emphasized that the facility aims to provide critical training—much of it at no cost—for agencies that cannot afford similar resources.
Cut 6 (11) “…that will be there.”
A 30-year-old Lafayette man is facing charges for killing a black bear in Concordia Parish. Wildlife and Fisheries Lt. Chad Watts says over the Thanksgiving weekend Christopher Buck, a convicted felon, was booked into jail because he was in possession of a shotgun on the Richard Yancey Wildlife Management Area. Last Sunday a dead black bear was found at that same W-M-A, so investigators went back and spoke to Buck
Entergy Louisiana has announced a transformative partnership with Meta to construct Meta’s largest data center in Richland Parish, part of a 10-billion-dollar investment. Meta’s data center will be located on the 1,400-acre Franklin Farm mega site, strategically chosen for its infrastructure and transportation access. Entergy Louisiana CEO Philip May emphasized Entergy’s investment offsets costs for existing customers by over 300-million-dolars, while Meta contributes to community support programs.