People in West Feliciana Parish are on edge amid drone sightings near the nuclear power plant there. Andrew Greenstein reports.
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Ahead of the Super Bowl and a busy Mardi Gras season, Governor Jeff Landry has announced plans to ensure the streets of New Orleans are “clean, accessible, and safe.” Landry’s strategy includes addressing homelessness near the Superdome and the French Quarter. GOHSEP Director Jacques Thibodaux a Transitional Center.
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A Bizarre incident in St. Landry Parish as three women are arrested for allegedly opening an occupied casket at a memorial park in Opelousas. Sheriff Bobby Guidroz says the women were not allowed inside the funeral home, so they went to the gravesite.
But Guidroz says they did not leave and instead opened the casket to take pictures. The fourth suspect in this case is still at large.
January is Cervical Cancer Awareness Month. Dr. Amelia Jernigan with LSU Health New Orleans says while cervical cancer is not as big of an issue as it used to be, it still affects way too many people. But there are ways to prevent it.