Three suspects are in custody for their alleged involvement in a shooting that left an 18-year-old girl dead in May. The Ruston Police Department says Haleei Newton was in a vehicle that was shot on I-20 on May 25. She was taken to a hospital at the time of the shooting and later died there. 19-year-old Jamion James, 18-year-old Emmanuel Seals, Jr. and 18-year-old Earnest Chatman are being held in the Lincoln Parish Detention Center, charged with second-degree murder, attempted second-degree murder and obstruction of justice.
United Way of Southwest Louisiana is partnering with their counterparts in Tallahassee to provide relief after Hurricane Helene. President and CEO Denise Durel says the people of Florida could use your help and the best thing you can donate is cash.
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Contributions can be made on United Way of Southwest Louisiana’s website, by texting UNITEDGULF – one word – to 40403.
Amazon’s investment in Louisiana continues with the opening of its new massive fulfillment center in Shreveport.
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Poverty Point World Heritage Site in Pioneer celebrates National Public Lands Day Saturday. Site Manager Mark Brink says they’re starting with a guided hike exploring the ancient mounds and earthworks and highlighting the historical and natural significance of the site. Participants are encouraged to bring gloves to the two-hour trek to help pick up litter along the trail. The weather should be beautiful for the hike that begins at the museum at 10:00 AM.