4:30 PM Newscast June 18

A federal judge has ruled that details will remain sealed in the federal criminal case against Daniel Callihan, the man who has confessed to killing Callie Brunett and her three-year-old daughter. A bond hearing will be held on June 25 in federal court. Callihan is also facing state charges in Mississippi and Louisiana in Tangipahoa Parish. Victoria Cox is also charged in this case.

New Orleans Mayor LaToya Cantrell’s temporary restraining order against a woman who photographed Cantrell and her then-bodyguard sharing dinner on a balcony of a French Quarter restaurant has been thrown out. Justin Schmidt, who represented Anne Breaud in court, says the case sparks a bigger question concerning Breaud’s privacy.

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The information included Breaud’s social security number, date of birth and photograph, all of which appeared on Cantrell’s petition.

The PSC will vote tomorrow on a proposal to refund SWEPCO customers $23 million. Brooke Thorington has more.

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Louisiana Tech student Olivia Grace George has been crowned Miss Louisiana 2024. George plans to pursue a career as an educator and during her time as Miss Louisiana she wants to help students grow their love for learning…

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