Editorial

Lawmakers shuffled $4 million more than planned to the Office of Juvenile Justice’s budget for the financial year that begins in July. Agency spokeswoman Beth Touchet-Morgan said Monday that should

Louisiana’s TOPS college tuition program is much beloved by middle-class families, a point of bickering among state lawmakers and a high-dollar, mainly discretionary spending item in the state’s budget. And

Louisiana, you have screamed, and pouted and held your breath in defiance until you’ve nearly made yourself pass out.

I’M JUST SAYIN’

“Jennings Daily News: Serving Jeff Davis Parish Since 1896.” It is on the masthead at the top of each edition’s front page.

The struggle to uncover the FBI’s conduct in the Trump-Russia probe has made some congressional investigators deeply suspicious of the bureau.

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“Our most practical and satisfying way of getting things done is still together… there’s a network of helping hands behind every genuine success.” (Barbara Sher, Author of

Investigative journalist Melissa Moore, has recently been in town with videographers shooting a documentary she says will eventually help reveal the truth behind the unsolved deaths of eight local women.

“The Russians are coming! The Russians are coming!” And according to politicians in both parties, they are out to infiltrate the entire U.S. election process. A special prosecutor is looking