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The legislation would direct additional state surplus dollars toward coastal protection projects.

St. Tammany Voters Could Decide On New Sales Tax To Fund Justice System St. Tammany Parish voters are being asked to consider a new parishwide sales tax aimed at funding several components of the parish’s criminal justice system. The proposal…

Flock Camera Misreads One Letter, Family Held at Gunpoint With Six Week Old Baby in SUV A recently surfaced body camera video is raising new concerns about Flock Safety cameras after an innocent Arkansas family was subjected to a high…

The district says the changes are meant to reduce ride times for students in fast-growing areas.

Picayune Child Sex Offender Gets Four Life Sentences, Each to Be Served Back-to-Back A Pearl River County judge has imposed four consecutive life sentences on Daniel Joseph Chaplain III, convicted of sexually abusing a child, effectively ensuring he will never…

Man Admits Breaking Into Business and Trying to Steal, Now He’s Suing the Owner for $10 Million After Being Shot A man who admits he broke into a Portland business and intended to steal property is now suing the business…

4 Children Allegedly Spent Years Confined Inside Semitruck, Rarely Allowed Out as Abuse Continued Four children allegedly spent years confined inside the cab of a semitruck, rarely being allowed outside and sleeping in a space so cramped they could not…

20-Year-Old St. Tammany Man Held Without Bond on Multiple Charges Involving Juveniles A 20-year-old man is being held without bond in St. Tammany Parish after being arrested on multiple charges involving juveniles, along with a charge of battery of a…

Flock Announces Major Changes Following Months of Privacy Backlash Flock Safety is making major changes to its controversial license plate reader network following months of investigations, criticism and growing concerns over how law enforcement agencies are using the technology. The…

Business owners and residents packed Wednesday’s meeting to weigh in on proposed changes.