The Army helicopter crash during a training mission Tuesday night in the Florida Panhandle that killed all 11 servicemen on board, including four Hammond based National Guard soldiers, remains under investigation. Louisiana National Guard Major General Glenn Curtis says National Guard units are hometown units and a tragedy like this reaches deep into the community…

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He asks that everyone keep these servicemen and their families in your thoughts and prayers.

Two emaciated Shreveport pit bull terriers, that were removed from their home after a Facebook post created an outcry within the community, continue their recovery at Caddo Parish Animal Services. Director Everett Harris says the investigation is ongoing, but this appears to more of a case of financial struggle than one of animal cruelty…

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Harris says both dogs are comfortable, but did test positive for hookworms, whipworms, and heartworms.

State Police announce a crackdown of insurance fraud throughout Louisiana has netted several arrests. Michelle Southern reports.

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The Iberia Parish Sheriff’s Department has arrested two people they believe are responsible for a home invasion and shooting. Two victims inside the New Iberia residence were shot and required medical attention for their injuries. They say Michael Charles, Jr. and Jezereel Westley are charged each with two counts of attempted first degree murder and aggravated burglary in the incident. Charles is also charged with possession with the intent to distribute.