There have been many changes to the Jeff Davis Parish Sheriff’s Office since Sheriff Kyle Miers took office on July 1. The parish has a new second in command, Chief Deputy Warner Levy. Although he is new to the position, Levy has served and protected Jeff Davis Parish and the surrounding area for almost 25 years.
Each and every day, communities rely on law enforcement agencies to keep their cities and towns orderly and safe. Uniformed patrol officers may be the most visible employees of police departments, but there are many individuals who work in concert to keep communities safe and precincts running smoothly. The following are some of the essential personnel who serve in local police departments across the country.
Law enforcement professionals are in the business of keeping people safe and secure.
Emergency response involves serious situations, technical knowledge, quick action and calm nerves, making it an intense line of work. Jennings paramedic Brook McKnight says for those in Emergency Medical Service (EMS), it is often a calling rather than a career path you choose.
BULLER — Jeff Davis Parish District No. 5 Fire Captain Patience Frederick weighs in on her new role as fire captain after being promoted earlier this year, at only 27 years old.
The City of Jennings is one step closer to completing a project that will bring more options for high-speed internet to residents.
The Jeff Davis Parish LSU agricultural extension office is seeking candidates to fill an open position of associate extension agent (ANR).
Sheriff Kyle Miers took office on July 1 at midnight and has been working on getting the Jeff Davis Parish Sheriff’s Office in order since day one.
WASHINGTON (AP) — President Joe Biden’s campaign is insisting anew he's not stepping aside. Biden's campaign chair on Friday acknowledged “slippage” in support but told MSNBC the campaign sees “multiple paths” to beating Republican Donald Trump. It's a critical weekend ahead for Biden. Isolated as he battles a COVID-19 infection in Delaware, he's confronting the reality many Democrats at the highest levels want him to consider how stepping aside from the 2024 election could be the party’s best chance of preventing widespread losses.
THE HAGUE, Netherlands (AP) — The top U.N. court says Israel’s presence in the Palestinian occupied territories is “unlawful' and that it should end. The International Court of Justice said in its nonbinding opinion that Israel has abused its status as the occupying power in the West Bank and east Jerusalem by carrying out policies of annexing territory, imposing permanent control and building settlements. It said such acts render “Israel’s presence in the occupied Palestinian territory unlawful.” It said its continued presence was ”illegal” and should be ended as “rapidly as possible.”.
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