The state is mourning the loss of a trooper who was shot in the head with a shotgun while in the line of duty near Lake Charles. Forty-three-year-old Steven Vincent died Monday morning. State Police Colonel Mike Edmonson says they believe the gunman, 54-year-old Kevin Daigle of Lake Charles, was impaired at the time. He says Vincent wore his badge proudly…:

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He says Daigle will be charged with first-degree murder of a police officer. The Calcasieu Parish Sheriff’s Office is also investigating to see if Daigle is also responsibile for a homicide in Moss Bluff. Sheriff Tony Mancuso says the owner of the truck Daigle was driving was found dead today…

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Mancuso says it is believed Daigle lived at the house with the Victim. The name of the victim is not being released until the notification of next of kin.

The Louisiana Legislative Auditor’s office finds the State Racing Commission has shortchanged higher education more than 15 million dollars. Scott Carwile has more…
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The Dow Jones Industrial average fell 588 points today over concerns about China’s struggling economy. LSU economist Dr. Jim Richardson says the market could drop even lower.
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Richardson says if you’re invested in the market for the long term, you shouldn’t panic.

State Trooper Stephen Vincent passed away today after getting shot in the head yesterday. Here’s Jeff Palermo with more…
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The Calcasieu Parish Sheriff’s Office says the actual owner of the truck Daigle was driving was found dead in his Moss Bluff home.

There’s one less storm to worry about, as Hurricane Danny has been declared a “remnant” by the National Hurricane Center. Now, their eyes are on a disturbance off the coast of Africa, and they report conditions are favorable for strengthening. An Air Force reconnaissance plane will get a closer look tomorrow afternoon.
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Within minutes of opening this morning, the Dow Jones Industrial Average dropped my more than 1,000 points, the largest single day point decline in the index’s history. Many believe the sell-off was triggered by China recently devaluing its currency. LSU Economist Jim Richardson says investors should not panic…
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The LaFourche Parish Sheriff’s Office says they’ve arrested a third suspect in connection with the rape of a teen-aged girl. Spokesman Brennan Matherne says 18-year-old Taylor Fontenot and 28-year-old Davery Gaspared were initially charged with third degree rape of a teenager, and at that time, 18 year-old Dylan Bergeron was believed to be a witness in the case…
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A State Trooper who was shot in the head by a suspected impaired driver near Lake Charles, has died this morning. Authorities have identified the gunman as 54-year-old Kevin Daigle of Lake Charles. State Police Colonel Mike Edmonson says forty-three-year-old Trooper Steven Vincent leaves behind a wife and 9-year-old son…
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And today, the Calcasieu Parish Sheriff’s Office says the actual owner of the truck Daigle was driving was found dead in his Moss Bluff home. That investigation continues.

Hurricane Danny didn’t stay a hurricane very long, and now the National Hurricane is declaring it a remnant. Hurricane Specialist Todd Kimberlain says…
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A third arrest has been made in LaFourche Parish in to connection the rape of a teen-aged girl. Sheriff’s Office Spokesman Brennan Mathern says Dylan Bergeron was charged with sexual battery and is believed to be a witness to the rape allegedly committed by 18 year-old Taylor Fontenot and 28 year-old Davery Gaspard. Even though there was no evidence the girl was taken against her will, …
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It’s the largest single point decline this year on Wall Street as the Dow Jones Industrial Average dropped more than one thousand points just after the opening bell. LSU Economist Jim Richardson says the market had similar losses in 2008, and eventually overcame those…
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The Dow did recover some of that today, but still finished with a 588 point loss.

The entire state is mourning the shooting death of a southwest Louisiana State Trooper. Forty-three year-old Steven Vincent died this morning after being shot yesterday, as he was trying to assist a motorist who ran off the road…
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That’s State Police Colonel Mike Edmondson, who says 54 year-old Kevin Daigle of Lake Charles came out of the vehicle with a sawed-off shotgun and shot Vincent. Authorities add the owner of the truck Daigle was driving was found dead in his Moss Bluff home.

How that Danny is no longer a storm, there’s now a disturbnace just off the coast of Africa that the National Hurricane Center is keeping an eye on. Hurricane Specialist Todd Kimberlain…
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The next name on the storm list is Erika.
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The Dow Jones Industrial Average drops more than 1,000 points, the largest single day point decline in the index’s history…
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A Golden Meadow man has been arrested in connection with the rape of a teen-aged girl. Dylan Bergeron is charged with sexual battery-the third suspect in the case. The LaFourche Parish Sheriff’s Office says 18-year-old Taylor Fontenot and 28-year-old Davery Gaspard were initially charged with third degree rape of a teenager.

The state is mourning the loss of a trooper who was shot in the head with a shotgun while in the line of duty near Lake Charles. Forty-three-year-old Steven Vincent died Monday morning. State Police Colonel Mike Edmonson says they believe the gunman, 54-year-old Kevin Daigle of Lake Charles, was impaired at the time. He says Vincent wore his badge proudly…:
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He says Daigle will be charged with first-degree murder of a police officer.

According to the National Hurricane Center, Danny is no more. After achieving Category 3 hurricane status over the weekend, Danny has dramatically decreased in intensity. Hurricane Specialist Todd Kimberlain says an Air Force craft investigated the storm this morning and could not find a well defined center…:
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The LaFourche Parish Sheriff’s Office says they’ve arrested another 18-year-old man in connection with the rape of a teenage girl — the third suspect in the case. Dylan Bergeron of Golden Meadow is charged with sexual battery. Spokesman Brennan Matherne says they were alerted by the girl’s parents on August 9th that their daughter had gone missing for several hours. He says deputies located the teen a short time later…:
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Matherne says Fontenot is also 18 and Gaspard is 28 years old. They are each charged with third degree rape of a teenager. He says Bergeron later admitted he committed sexual battery on the victim.

The Iberia Parish Sheriff’s Office says a man is under arrest charged with vehicular homicide after running over a pedestrian in New Iberia. Investigators believe 37-year-old Quincy Mallery was drunk when his SUV crossed the center line and struck a male victim walking near the roadway. The pedestrian was pronounced dead at a local hospital.

Trooper Stephen Vincent has passed away after getting shot in the head. Jeff Palermo has more…:
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The AP is reporting the Legislative Auditor’s Office says higher education in Louisiana is owed more than $15 million dollars from the state racing commission. They say under state law the Board of Regents should have gotten more than 1/3 of the license fee wagers at off-track betting facilities between July 1996 to April 2015. The report shows the racing commission does not concur saying there is no mechanism in place to distribute the money.

After growing into a category three hurricane last week, Danny is now just an area of disturbed weather. The National Hurricane center has issued its final advisory regarding the system which is moving towards islands in the Atlantic then the Caribbean.

The Dow fell about 1,000 points at the opening bell today which is the largest single day point decline in the index’s history. It has since partially recovered and LSU Economist Jim Richardson says it may take a while for the market to get back to where it was. He says says the market could drop even lower before it begins to improve…:
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Many believe the sell-off was triggered by China recently devaluing its currency.

The state is mourning the death of a Louisiana State Trooper who was shot in the head by a suspected impaired driver near Lake Charles. Forty-three-year-old Steven Vincent died Monday morning by a gunman who has been identified as 54-year-old Kevin Daigle of Lake Charles. State Police Colonel Mike Edmonson says Vincent leaves behind a wife and 9-year-old son…:
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Edmonson says Vincent was assisting Daigle who had driven off the road and that’s when Daigle fired at the trooper with a sawed-off shotgun. Daigle will be charged with first-degree murder of a police officer.

The National Hurricane Center says it has issued its final advisory regarding Danny. They say the system has now become a trough of low pressure about 45 miles west-southwest of Guadeloupe. Forecasters will watch to see if the system moves into a more favorable area for development, but most models do not anticipate any reformation.

Within minutes of opening this morning, the Dow Jones Industrial Average dropped by more than 1,000 points, the largest single day point decline in the index’s history. Many believe the sell-off was triggered by China recently devaluing its currency. LSU Economist Jim Richardson says investors should not panic about this record plunge…:
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The Dow has partially recovered from this morning’s historic drop.

More campaign signs are starting to pop up around the state, but for the most part with the Louisiana governor’s primary two months from today – voters haven’t seen much from the candidates. UL-Lafayette Political Science Professor Pearson Cross says the clock is ticking for the two candidates polling lowest — Republicans Jay Dardenne and Scott Angelle..:
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Most see Republican David Vitter as the front runner in this race followed by Democrat John Bel Edwards.