A Lafayette organization plans to bring a petition Parish-City Council members, demanding they make a public statement on whether or not they support  “Drag Queen Story Time”. Jeff Palermo has more.

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24-year-old Marquita Wright, A Beauregard Parish Sheriff’s Office dispatcher was murdered outside her Deridder home early Monday morning as her children slept just inside, and Deridder Police Chief John Gott says it’s been a shock to the town.

Cut 6 (06) “…very well.”

Every year, 250,000 members of the military transition out of service and into civilian work. Now, Google has a new tool to help those vets on the job hunt. Google Project Leader, Joy Xi, (She) says when the term “Jobs for Veterans” is searched on Google, the search engine will then match vets with potential employers via the vet’s military occupational specialty code. Xi says the tool reinforces that vets have gained valuable skills in the military.

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DCFS is offering a second chance to delinquent dads and moms who’ve had their driver’s license revoked for not paying child support. The “Back on the Road” program allows you to pay a smaller portion of your back owed debts so you can get behind the wheel again. Child Support Enforcement Director Lydia Scales says it’ll cost you some cash first.

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An organization is pushing the Lafayette Parish-City Council to take an official position on the upcoming Drag Queen Story time event at the city’s public library. The “Citizens for a New Louisiana” petition states “the use of taxpayer funds to promote sexual deviancy to three-year-olds is shocking.” Executive Director Michael Lunsford says there’s a lot of opposition to the reading.

Cut 12 (09)   “represent them”

DCFS is offering a second chance to delinquent dads and moms who’ve had their driver’s license revoked for not paying child support. The “Back on the Road” program allows you to pay a smaller portion of your back owed debts so you can get behind the wheel again. Child Support Enforcement Director Lydia Scales says if they can get parents road eligible, they’re more likely to pay their debts.

Cut 3 (09) “…extra funding

A Beauregard Parish Sheriff’s Office dispatcher was murdered outside her Deridder home early Monday morning as he children slept just inside. 24-year-old Marquita Wright was shot on her porch just before 5AM, after wrapping up her shift at 430AM. Deridder Police Chief John Gott says seeing a member of the law enforcement family go down is always a difficult moment.

Cut 7 (08) “…much worse.”

Every year, 250,000 members of the military transition out of service and into civilian work. Now, Google has a new tool to help those vets on the job hunt. Google Project Leader, Joy Xi, (She) says when the term “Jobs for Veterans” is searched on Google, the search engine will then match vets with potential employers via the vet’s military occupational specialty code.

Cut 9 (07) “…well qualified for.”

(There are 284,000 veterans in Louisiana.)

DCFS is giving parents who’ve lost their license due to not paying child support an easier option for getting back on the road….
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The director of the Office of State Procurement has put a halt on contract negotiations regarding new voting machines between the Secretary of State’s office and Dominion Voting Systems. The reason for the delay is that one of the losing bidders for the contract claim the bid process was mishandled by interim Secretary of State Kyle Ardoin.

A group called the “Citizens for a New Louisiana” is collecting signatures for peitition that attempts to get the Lafayette Parish-City Council to state their position on a scheduled Drag Queen story time event at the public library in October. Executive director Michael Lunsford says the public should know how the council feels about men dressed in drag reading to children…
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The council heard public testimony from two dozen speakers on the Drag Queen Story time event last week and all but one opposed it.

Authorities in southwest Louisiana are trying to determine who fatally shot a Beauregard Parish Sheriff’s office dispatcher on Monday morning in front of her home. DeRidder Police John Gott is seeking the public’s help….
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Gott says they have no suspects in the shooting death of 24-year-old Marquita Wright.

DCFS is giving parents who’ve lost their license due to not paying child support an easier option for getting back on the road. Don Molino has the story.

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A Lafayette organization plans to bring a petition Parish-City Council members, demanding they make a public statement on whether or not they support  “Drag Queen Story Time”. Jeff Palermo has more.

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A Lafayette organization plans to bring a petition Parish-City Council members, demanding they make a public statement on whether or not they support  “Drag Queen Story Time”. Jeff Palermo has more.

Cut 2 (31) “I’m Jeff Palermo”  

Google has a new tool that helps veterans seeking work match up with buisinesses seeking their skills. Google Project Leader, Joy Xi.

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A Beauregard Parish Sheriff’s Office dispatcher was murdered outside her Deridder home early Monday morning as he children slept just inside. 24-year-old Marquita Wright was shot on her porch just before 5AM, after wrapping up her shift at 430AM. Deridder Police Chief John Gott says it’s been a shock to the town of 13,000.

Cut 6 (06) “…very well.”

They’re asking anyone with information to reach out to Deridder Police or the Parish Sheriff.

DCFS’s “Back on the Road” program is letting parents who’ve lost their driver’s licenses for delinquent child support a opportunity to get back on the road by paying a smaller amount of the back owed debts. Child Support Enforcement Director Lydia Scales says there’s a few ways parents can get the process of road reinstatement started.

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An organization is pushing the Lafayette Parish-City Council to take an official position on the potentially upcoming Drag Queen Story time event at the city’s public library. The “Citizens for a New Louisiana” petition states “the use of taxpayer funds to promote sexual deviancy to three-year-olds was is shocking.” Executive Director Michael Lunsford says there’s a lot of opposition to the reading.

Cut 12 (09)   “represent them”

DCFS is offering a second chance to delinquent dads and moms who’ve had their driver’s license revoked for not paying child support. The “Back on the Road” program allows you to pay a smaller portion of your back owed debts so you can get behind the wheel again. Child Support Enforcement Director Lydia Scales says first, they’ll need to make a solid contribution to their child’s well-being.

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A Beauregard Parish Sheriff’s Office dispatcher was murdered outside her Deridder home early Monday morning as he children slept just inside. 24-year-old Marquita Wright was shot on her porch just before 5AM, after wrapping up her shift at 430AM. No arrests have been made, and no suspects have been named as of yet, but Deridder Police Chief John Gott is asking anyone with information about the murder to please come forward.

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With a total of 284,000 vet in Louisiana, Google now has a new tool to help those vets land employment.  When the term “Jobs for Veterans” is searched on Google, the website will then showcase potential gigs via the vet’s military occupational specialty code.  Google Project Leader, Joy Xi says the tool reinforces that vets have gained valuable skills in the military.
Cut 11 (13) “…you might like .”

With a total of 284,000 vets in Louisiana, Google now has a new tool to help those vets on the job hunt.  When the term “Jobs for Veterans” is searched, the website will then match vets with potential employers via the vet’s military occupational specialty code.  Google Project Leader, Joy Xi …

Cut 9 (07) “…well qualified for.”

A Beauregard Parish Sheriff’s Office dispatcher was murdered outside her Deridder home early Monday morning as he children slept just inside. 24-year-old Marquita Wright was shot on her porch just before 5 AM, after wrapping up her shift at 430AM. Deridder Police Chief John Gott says seeing a member of the law enforcement family go down is always a difficult moment.
Cut 7 (08) “…much worse.”

DCFS is giving parents who’ve lost their license due to not paying child support an easier option for getting back on that road. Don Molino has the story.

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Here is a look at your commodities…

DCFS is offering a second chance to delinquent dads and moms who’ve had their driver’s license revoked for not paying child support. The “Back on the Road” program allows you to pay a smaller portion of your back owed debts so you can get behind the wheel again. Child Support Enforcement Director Lydia Scales says if they can get parents road eligible, they’re more likely to pay their debts.

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The program ends September 28th.

A Beauregard Parish Sheriff’s Office dispatcher was murdered outside her Deridder home early Monday morning as he children slept just inside. 24-year-old Marquita Wright was shot on her porch just before 5AM, after wrapping up her shift at 430AM. Deridder Police Chief John Gott says it’s been a shock to the town of 13,000.

Cut 6 (06) “…very well.”

Louisiana Tech has received the top spot for 2018 for colleges in Louisiana from BestColleges.com.  For the rankings, the website analyzes admissions and retentions with data from the Integrated Postsecondary Education Data System and College Navigator.  Executive Director of Communications, Tonya Oaks Smith says it’s an honor that reinforces the school’s commitment to it’s students.

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After a summer long quarterback competition, the Tiger’s finally have a winner, and that man is Ohio State transfer Joe Burrow, But Head Coach Ed Orgeron says if Burrow can’t hack it out the gate and stumbles early, he’ll have no hesitations putting in redshirt freshman Myles Brennan who he says came close to getting the job in final grading. Tigers’ tight end Foster Moreau says he’s confident Brennan could take the helm if he were to get called up.

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