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The Jennings City Council and Mayor Henry Guinn announced plans to seek voter approval for the continuation of an existing tax.

(The Center Square) — Chevron and other oil companies say parish lawsuits over World War II-era oil work belong in federal not state court because the companies were assisting the war effort, and Congress lets such cases be heard in federal court.

(The Center Square) — A bipartisan group of Congressional lawmakers wants to expand a program that allows noncitizens to fill physician vacancies in rural areas of the United States that are experiencing shortages.

The fourth annual Warrior’s Jambalaya cook-off on Saturday, Sept.

The Jennings Police Department and Chief Danny Semmes recently released the fruits of their efforts to crack down on crime in the City of Jennings.

(The Center Square) — Louisiana’s industrial giants, ports and local governments are facing an increasingly coordinated barrage of lawsuits from small but determined groups.

(The Center Square) — Democrat lawmakers introduced a bill to give migrant noncitizens in certain industries temporary work status in the United States.

WELSH — The Welsh Police Department will now be using drones to help aid law enforcement with various tasks after approval from town officials and the Federal Aviation Administration.

ELTON — The Town of Elton has been grappling with financial issues for some time, and now officials are attempting to dispel rumors circulating on popular social media platforms.