Monroe, LA News

• Monroe, LA News
• Tech professor wins Product of the Year
• Three inducted into Louisiana Tech Hall of Distinguished Alumni
• Man arrested after dispute
• Football too much a risk?
• After hitting bump or 2, Fresh Start often needed
• SERVICE to country never ends
• Crimes
• 22 contestants ready to vye for outstanding teen
• 'Zooisiana' lets Monroe show off
• 'Uncharted waters'
• Driving without headlights leads to pot arrest
• WMPD books driver on DWI, drug possession
• Police arrest suspect on drug charge
• School takes leap of faith
• Veteran's clinic a lifeline
• ULM expands new research partnership
• School funding plan sparks worries
• Ruston woman dead after 2-vehicle crash
• Pirogue official state boat
• LSU's Martin heads to Rockies
• ULM and Pennington partner in research
• ULM pharmacy student receives MALTO award
• Former ULM athletic trainer inducted into the Louisiana Athletic Trainers Association Hall of Fame
• ULM Hawkeye captures seven awards at state conference
• ULM web developers announce new mobile app feature
• ULM instructor to present in Ireland
• ULM Chapter of Sigma Delta Pi Initiates Four
• 'I'm gonna beat this'
• Mayo: Meter project now back on track
• Bee-bound boy ready to compete
• Memorial Day activities will honor veterans
• School Board suspends sabbaticals
• Group awards scholarships
• Suspect accused of attacking his son
• Police: Olla man tried to rob Monroe store
• DeltaFest '12 counting loss
• Women's health fair slated Saturday
• Memorial Day Remembrance
• Tallulah motorcyclist killed in Tuesday crash
• Toney may face more charges
• State treasurer designs spending reduction plan
• School board keeping options open
• Region 8 prepares emergency plan
• Meter bids raised issues early in game
• Man charged with having child porn
• Hurricane prep sales tax holiday Saturday, Sunday
• Farmerville ATV crash victim dies
• Students make progress
• KEDM Public Radio and the Southern Education Desk offer a series on good teaching
• Harris calls for revisions in evaluation, explanation of accusations by Sharp
• Monroe School Board denies superintendent's contract renewal
• Meeting Tuesday on charter schools
• Crew films at Chennault
• Senators get primer on cuts
• Parks plan wave of pool openings
• K-3 education getting a fix
• Council wants answers on meter contract
• 5,100 new voucher slots available
• ULL could house language school
• Veterans encourage all to keep patriotism alive
• 5 hurt in Monday crash
• State begins taking voucher applications
• School board looks at sabbaticals
• Officials: Three dead in El Dorado explosion
• Police Jury talks Section 8 budget
• Investigators believe Tech fraternity fire started in fireplace
• Ex-con guilty of sex crime
• Council to consider airport restaurant
• Cha-ching! $3.4B for schools OK'd
• Proposed health care cuts to hit most vulnerable
• A fight to the fin-fish
• Traffic stop leads to drug charges
• Tech professor receives regents' grant
• Insurers look to nip dog bite claims
• Sick, young in budget crosshairs
• House to Senate: You save agencies
• Hot topics sizzling in the capital Rouge
• Deaths for Sunday, May 21
• Downsville parents formalize charter request
• Paddlers find their rhythms
• Fire levels Tech fraternity
• Pet owners tend to injury
• Man arrested after reported assault
• MBA by mouse
• A mom triumphs
• The third degree
• Our Lady of Fatima names principal
• Officers find white residue in vehicle
• Graduates beam with pride
• ULM spring 2012 class sets record
• Doughty named director of ULM School of Nursing
• College of Pharmacy to host 39th Annual MALTO Meeting May 20-22
• ULM and Friends of Opera to present "Rigoletto" June 3
• ULM's Beutner serves as judge for LearningElite event
• ULM's Bry Gallery to feature student art
• ULM to host Miss Louisiana's Outstanding Teen Pageant June 1-2
• OPSO: Officer acted properly in West Monroe shooting
• 'I'm on top of the world'
• ULM, LSU Ag partner in research
• Range hosts Top Cops Banquet
• ULM employee's email hacked; info compromised
• Police have standoff in search for suspect
• Noreen Smith named interim head of West Monroe chamber
• Harris contract on table
• City already paid most of meter contract
• Grambling honors hundreds during commencement
• LSU AgCenter & ULM sign new agreement
• ULM to team with Twin City Ballet to host annual Summer Dance Intensive Workshop July 17-28
• ULM music faculty to be featured in "Tuesdays in June" Summer Concert Series
• ULM addresses computer security breach
• Programs serve local homeless
• Neville students learn about surgical robotics
• State superintendent tours area
• Domestic call turns deadly for landlord
• UL board talks cuts
• New Hampton Inn opens in West Monroe
• It's 'mission critical' for universities
• Meter project flooded with problems
• Grambling to hold graduate ceremony
• Hot weather breaks no records
• White pitches plan during tour
• Technology creates connections
• Mayor: We will rebuild it
• Woman arrested after family feud
• Trio arrested in pair's abduction
• Police detain three on theft charges
• Medal of Honor recipient tells of his journey
• Man arrested for stalking
• Cuts threaten quality education
• 2012 OK program awards banquet to be held
• ULM to award diplomas to record commencement class
• ULM professor selected to APA's Institute for Women in Psychology
• Police celebrate Blue Mass
• Science focuses on Alzheimer's
• Red Cross helps area families in need
• Prices take tumble
• Officers plan to attend memorial
• LSU-S, Tech merger dead
• Coping is way of life
• Cascio guilty of negligent homicide
• College funding fails
• Arraignment set in Mall shooting
• Father, son on quest for health
• Shaken-baby murder trial may end Tuesday
• ULM, GSU alum to head Ohio university
• Voter registration continues
• Postal service reprieve
• Public school rebate bill advances to the Senate
• Deputies arrest man on stalking charge
• OPSO books suspect on disturbing the peace
• Impact to be widespread
• Health officials: Cuts to inflict pain
• Fallout minimal for Chase
• Chief: Mall shooting was about a female
• Calloway makes news in China
• Gun bill sparks questions
• Deaths
• Region works to address sewage overflow issues
• Police charge pair in Pecanland Mall shooting
• Ark. man killed in vehicle
• Road work closures minimal this summer
• For Louisianians, the American dream dies hard
• For Senate, devil's in budget details
• Adjunct faculty use up at ULM
• Life's most difficult decisions can create immeasurable rewards
• Crimes
• Safety courses assist cyclists
• Engineering grads join elite ranks
• Goodwill emphasizes community service
• WM ready to tackle flooding drain
• 1 shot walking in Pecanland Mall lot
• Spring sales march upward
• 'Idol' finalist Ledet feted
• West Monroe man found guilty of attempted murder
• Graduation season can be deadly time
• Delta links GED with Workforce Development
• Delta's nursing program accredited
• Delegates chosen for Democratic convention
• Child injured in Morehouse train collision remains on critical list
• Center expands for kids
• Accent hiring 90 employees
• Fannin blasts lawmakers
• ULM Police Department honors National Police Week with open house May 14
• Tragedy unfolds on the tracks
• Rural offices saved; Monroe still on fence
• House in quandary over budget
• Workman's ladder hits live wire
• ULM students donate textbooks to other countries
• Swartz woman booked on DWI
• Revitalizing Ruston's heart
• Monroe city vehicle in crash on Winnsboro Road
• Entergy alerted to scam
• 'Duck Commander' bio penned
• ULM to webcast Commencement Ceremony
• ULM Health Studies students visit veterans
• ULM alum part of tornado research project team
• UGRAD student wins video competition
• ULM student's photo chosen for new phone book cover
• ULM art student wins awards at Vicksburg Art Association Spring Exhibition
• ULM College of Business honors academic excellence at honors banquet
• No cures for budget
• Troopers seize large marijuana shipment
• Ruston traffic stop leads to drug raid, six arrests
• Mollicy recovery nears completion
• School district split now a state issue
• Bill requires written notice befor drilling
• Carmody seeks to protect donations
• City Council approves cost saving proposals
• Aging center pays mortgage, freeing money for programs
• Schools worry vouchers will swamp classes
• Officials have their say
• Teachers protest paycheck
• West Monroe debuts new budget
• Tech-LSUS merger advances to House
• Monroe water billing gone awry
• Monroe City Council to meet Wednesday
• McDonald House bass tournament returns May 19
• Jury needs $130M for drainage
• House rejects giving campuses tuition control
• Board pillories superintendent
• Monroe firemen train in search-and-rescue
• ULM narrows field to four for academic V.P.
• School board approves cost cuts
• Rancor erupts over tax checks
• Moore calls for summit to solve illegal dumping
• Paramount to build nursing home on Bienville Drive
• Lincoln Parish School Board to consider segregation fix
• Georgia on their minds
• Deputy pulls driver from partially submerged car
• Cyclists plan 15-day bike event
• Home buyers in a pinch
• Weapons charges land West Monroe man in lockup
• Pinecrest lists honor roll
• Caldwell keynote speaker
• Teen ejected, hurt in Franklin Parish crash
• Warm weather brings spike in region's crime
• Session heading into the final stretch
• Nationwide day of outdoor play set for May 19
• Centers to move beyond the 3 R's
• Brazile is GSU grad speaker
• Need to feed falls short
• Mansfield site ready to reopen
• Start a REVOLUTION
• Woman escapes blazing residence
• The News-Star reaps awards
• Grads struggle to get job
• Crash injures driver
• Goal reached: Theater seats on way to Fiske
• Berry farm sings blues
• EDUCATORS come out on top
• Canoe trails lure tourists onto bayous
• $5M grant headed to Primary Health
• A new feel to old mix
• Summer may not be hot as last
• Veterans' housing program planned
• Sheriff-elect wants mentoring programs to help area youth
• Richwood to get $245,000 for street repairs
• Newellton man convicted of sexual molestation of 6-year-old relative
• Love Estates under boil advisory
• B&B opens on Trenton
• 2 more arrested in attempted murder case
• Hanbat president calls ULM "one of the most advanced universities in the U.S."
• Whorton gives presentation highlighting ULM Dental Hygiene Department and mobile unit at ULS Academic Summit
• ULM's Jones published in The New York Times
• ULM book drive to benefit overseas medical professionals continues until May 14
• ULM's Hanser presented with Outstanding Ally Award
• ULM's Clark is featured speaker at NATS conference
• ULM biology grad student receives grant
• ULM's Keeney featured in article about reimagining psychotherapy
• Winners of 12th Annual Student Research Symposium announced
• ULM computer science students compete in annual programming contest
• ULM Chi Beta Gamma students deliver carload of food to Food Bank of Northeast Louisiana
• Greek Honor Society Awards presented at Athenian Awards banquet
• ULM's Phi Mu Alpha Sinfonia chapter rechartered
• ULM Greek Life has historic year
• High achievers attract notice of president
• Suicide prevention topic at ULM event
• Theater develops class acts
• Police: Man says he will kill woman, self
• Rebates OK'd for public school aid
• Democratic delegates elections Saturday
• High school students try hand at advocating social change
• Ex-councilmen free on appeal
• Deputies book suspect on drug possession
• Dog park to open in August
• House declines to shorten hours
• State jobs not closed to lawmakers
• Law gives Harris greater powers
• Bill to limit gun restrictions
• Chennault museum seeks help
• Bus driver records won't be disclosed
• Residents raise stink over sewage
• Hargrove resigns chamber post
• House members OK retirement change
• Harris misses the mark
• There's no place like court
• Workers benefit from surplus
• Lawmaker shelves retirement plan for new employees
• Moran sentenced to life without parole in murder 2
• Ouachita plans crackdown on illegal dumping
• Monroe in finals of Cleanest City Contest
• Group cancels plantings at Mollicy
• Bill to protect military passes Senate committee
• 2-vehicle crash in Union Parish leaves 3 dead, 1 critically injured
• Wellspring celebrates becoming healthier
• The cake is served
• Oak Ridge's costs rise, revenue falls
• Phone book taking path of the dodo?
• T.P. Outdoors' Wayne Petrus injured in plane crash
• Neville charter bid delivered
• GSU band director to speak at Richwood High
• House adopts plan to help Hornets
• First lady welcomes bicentennial babies
• Fire investigator suspended for 9 days
• ULM professors provide opportunity for middle school science teachers
• Celebrating 200 years of statehood
• Analysis: Revenue doesn't match picture
• Unlikely hero
• Hasten: Lombardi ignored his own warning
• Deadline for health challenge Monday
• Thierry seeks to protect kids from online predators
• Science teachers can apply for institute at Black Bayou
• Groups pushing to elect more women from South
• 4th District court a model for change
• Man arrested after police find weed
• Repeat offenders levy large toll
• Police make drug possession arrest
• Louisiana Tech leads cyber innovation
• Eros man arrested for drunken driving
• Curtain calls
• Crimes
• Catch the buzz
• Catahoula drawdown May 1
• Chaney to address grads
• SCAT team arrests five on drug charges
• Here's to a healthier NELA
• Volleyball sinks to new low
• 14-year-old singer to stage homecoming
• Many factors influence life expectancy
• Natatorium referendum stands
• LSU offers free head, neck, skin cancer check
• High court reinstates sentence for DWI-4
• Fire department defers action against convicted investigator
• Bastrop's Randle: A Giant
• At 200, it's a banner year for the state
• ULM announces Rep. Charles "Bubba" Chaney as Spring 2012 Commencement speaker
• ULM pharmacy students participate in Haiti outreach
• ULM construction alum named in "Top 20 Under 40"
• ULM Medical Laboratory Science students shine at tri-state meeting
• ULM Health Studies faculty present nationally
• ULM's Keeney publishes new book in Brazil
• ULM agribusiness students and faculty attend conference of national honor society; elected to positions
• ULM History to host third "Teaching American History" Institutes; deadline to apply May 1
• ULM presents Spring Fusion May 4
• Monroe to accept items for disposal
• Lennon biographer signs books
• West Monroe police seek theft suspect
• ULM set to monitor elements
• State's budget calls for rain
• DeltaFest rocks out on Friday
• Soybeans rally
• Nursing homes need dietary managers
• Morehouse arrests suspect in murder
• Audit shows improper payments
• Cowboys sign LSU's Claiborne
• Photo Galleries!
• Time to celebrate
• Suspect arrested in theft from employer's safe
• Spring Fever activities run all week on ULM campus
• Police: Felon found concealing stolen gun
• Man accused of soliciting minor by text message
• Feds scrutinize city schools' plan
• Pedestrian blocks traffic, arrested for resisting officer
• Air quality in region among the top in US
• Crimes
• ULM Child Development Center to hold Toy Drive through April 28
• Alum devoted to the university that "started his life"
• First Annual School Law Conference at ULM April 30
• 'Spring Fever' rages across ULM campus
• Hill, Starr put council back at five
• Voucher rebates approved
• Tensas birding and heritage event set
• Vitter to help on bill
• Suspects sought in West Monroe theft
• Lions to present flags to CVB
• Suspect with long rap sheet arrested
• Lined up for new use
• Deputies book man on drug charges
• BMX racing series slated at the Ike
• Fire causes $500,000 in damages to cricket farm
• Board approves new degrees
• Copper theft bill hits the Senate
• City ready to kick off DeltaFest
• ULM gets 'Spring Fever'
• ULM construction students erect award-winning building
• SPANS of attention
• Ouachita schools look for ways to cut $2M more
• Retirement changes raise concerns
• Hill and Starr back on council
• Grambling, Tech seek three new degree programs
• Former Monroe councilmen appeal bribery, racketeering convictions
• Delhi moving to radio-read water meters
• Construction Management students place 2nd in World Vision Disaster Shelter Competition
• Trout Fishing in American at Princess Theatre Friday
• Local inventor geared up for QVC
• Gifted sculptor
• Green Oaks director retiring
• Spring fever week at ULM
• Tech celebrates the Bard's birthday
• Mayor looks to mend division
• Hasten: Sometimes things don't make a lot of sense
• Farmers Market opens Saturday
• Ouachita voters approve OCC taxes
• 4 more for Mayo
• Tower rehab stays true to '30s heritage
• Warhawks wrap up semester in the 'extreme'
• Voters elect Richwood rep
• Virtual school plans to double its enrollment
• Morehouse voters turn down bond
• Inventor drinks to his success
• Femininity uncovered
• 4-H inducts Hall of Fame
• Woman accused of hitting, choking son
• West Monroe couple charged with cruelty to their pet dog
• Voters return to the polls
• State superintendent to visit northern Louisiana
• ULM alumnus donates $10,000
• Sex offender fails to register, again
• Jones accepts honor
• Huge restoration effort under way in Ouachita refuge
• EARTH DAY
• Attorney seeks email records
• Spring Fever gets extreme April 23-28
• ULM biology awarded $87K enhancement grant
• Clark named as a panelist for National Science Foundation
• ULM Fishing Invitational scores big
• KEDM Public Radio celebrates 21 years; reception on April 23
• ULM communication studies students present forum April 26 on preventing violence to women
• ULM Violence Prevention and Intervention Program to host Rape/Aggression Defense training April 30
• ULM accounting students and faculty visit Lamb Weston sweet potato plant
• Beta Alpha Si adopts road in Monroe
• ULM students attend Beta Alpha Psi regional meeting
• ULM Panhellenic Council receives recognition
• President's Academy created
• FAA knocks airport; won't bring action
• Recovery is slow going
• Ruston man, 74, booked in slaying
• La. group endorses Tech/LSU-S merger
• Kiroli Park officials review plans to build dog park
• House rejects limit on voucher contributions
• Grants help fight childhood obesity
• Holmes: Overall crime is down
• Child sex abuse suspect transported to Colorado
• ULM SGA announces referendum election results
• Forums on preventing dating violence and sexual assault offered at ULM April 19 and 23
• Photo Gallery: President's Academy Announcement - April 19, 2012
• ULM announces new President's Academy for high-ability students
• OPSO apprehends suspect in home invasion, stabbing
• Jindal signs school voucher bill
• Area superintendents question effectiveness
• Prison to privatize, but will not be sold
• Mosquito spraying begins early
• Mayoral candidates respond to questions on the issues
• Dams could fuel need
• Homeless students a parish crisis
• Caldwell sheriff accepts plea
• Amendment would allow school districts to split
• ULM Spring Fever Week Kicks off April 23
• Photo Gallery: Softball Family Day - April 14, 2012
• Photo Gallery: Easter Egg Hunt at Bon Aire - April 5, 2012
• Pirogue bill passes House
• Summer camp to help challenged
• Caring dachshund adopts kittens
• Calendar alignment stalls MCSB
• Mayoral candidates take our questions
• Huntington project a go
• Hearing set in Sheriff May case
• Dead reporter honored
• Community-based groups meet on services delivery
• ACT part of initiative to develop students
• 15th Annual Juried Art Exhibition
• ULM Invitational Bass Fishing Tournament - April 14-15, 2012
• Wine Over Water - April 12, 2012
• Wine Over Water Patron's Party - April 12, 2012
• Photo Gallery: ULM's Got Talent! - April 2, 2012
• Photo Gallery: Chicago, A Musical Vaudeville - March 29-30-31, 2012
• Smart and smartly dressed
• Public input time on state spending
• Senate OKs bill to save pest funds
• Police Jury may vote to allow roadway fundraising
• Former youth pastor arrested on sexual assault charges
• Former councilmen vow appeals
• Forecasters: Keep heeding the warnings
• Consider final decisions early
• Bastrop panel OKs chief's appeal
• 'Colors' crew pulls for bill naming pirogue state boat
• Deaths
• Wells sings song of victory
• Titanic artifacts to be shown
• Man arrested after order violation
• Lawmakers facing a busy week
• Ex-officials back in court
• A weighty issue? The boudin battle
• Charter measure delayed
• Crimes
• Monroe schools in line for $1M
• Tech artists help with Homer mural
• ULM students voting on natatorum
• On Campus: Radio hosts suicide prevention talk
• Rayville man dies
• Kids learn healthy fun
• Club marks 50th
• Storms raise alarms
• Aquifer project gushes forward
• GSU's Williams hopes for relief from bench
• US 425 opens four lanes
• Pair accused of drug possession
• Murder probe leads to drug distribution arrests
• Morehouse schools hire super
• Lottery winner anticipates early retiremement
• Last of early voting will be Saturday
• DA: 6th Oak Grove arsonist prison-bound
• Deli grounds its airport operation
• BlueCross exec says prepare to comply with Affordable Care Act
• Tech VP sets retirement
• Vitter hosts open house at new Monroe office
• Students uncover roots
• Alexander discusses local impact of laws
• Translations to be in 'Louisiana French'
• Tasty April tomato can sure tide one over
• State eyes ban on roadside pet sales
• Ruston's Davenport plays on Jeopardy!
• Lawmakers battle over boudin titles
• Technical colleges could merge
• KEDM Public Radio offers special program on suicide awareness April 19
• Police tap social media to inform community
• Opponents of prison sale lose
• Port prepares for rail influx
• GSU president searches for new revenue stream
• FDA: Stop giving animals antibiotics
• Democrats endorse Jindal for Romney's running mate
• Clark carps on Marx's mentions
• Committee shoots down education bills
• Ambulance firm, Caldwell feud
• Bill calls for disclosure on 'fracking'
• Weevil bill passes committee
• Surgical tool moves beyond human limits
• Bullies turn to technology
• April is for abuse prevention in WM
• Rural doctors could get a booster
• Officials endorse incumbent Mayo
• Mayo mulls airport control
• Jindal to fill city council vacancies
• 56-year-old Downsville man wins $250,000 in lottery
• Panel OKs priso sale
• Turf war erupts over tax question
• Parish officials urge passage of OCC tax renewal
• Good marks for pre-K programs
• February sales tax collections drop 2 percent
• Empty chairs
• DAs seek fines for overdue fines
• Chamber likes LSUS/Tech merger
• Bill funds Camp Minden fire protection
• Baby steps in the understanding of preemies
• Airport operator says there is no room for competition
• Airport hopes to land private pilots
• Legal aid assists seniors Saturday
• Nominations open for soil supervisor
• Deputies arrest suspected shooter
• Tech students make mark at convention
• National Library Week runs through Saturday
• Hasten: Legislators under pressure
• Drug court program rates high
• Avoyelles prison sale fight set for Tuesday
• High gas prices dampen spring break plans for area students
• Monroe mayor hears residents
• Toney wants evidence
• West Carroll chamber appoints new director
• Monroe Regional Airport parking lot to reopen with increased fees
• Sheriff, major will share trial
• Franklin Parish Catfish Festival set for April 14
• Farmers don't cotton to plan
• AT&T service down for some in Columbia
• City Council to hear subdivision request Tuesday
• Suspect sought in Monroe shooting
• Harris undergoes review
• Vacant seats draw interest
• Gilmore's law license in jeopardy
• Candlelight vigil honors victim
• Rise in river not expected from rains
• Mosquito spraying to begin early
• Mayo wants funds for drainage
• ULM expands dental hygiene course
• President: Glenwood, Iasis are 'not for sale'
• Jindal: Now the work begins
• ULM dental hygiene program expands to Wisconsin
• ULM 2012 PREP Staff announced
• ULM Triathlon teams qualify for nationals
• ULM to host Festival of World Languages April 28
• ULM Faculty and staff recognized for service
• ULM faculty-student collaboration yields publication exploring environmental policy and governance
• ULM schedules Education Majors Career Fair for April 18
• National Student Employment Week set for April 16-20 at ULM
• ULM librarian published in prestigious reference book
• ULM's PREP to include expanded July sessions
• Mock evacuees arrive in West Monroe
• Education 'destroyed'
• Jindal counts win
• Rachel's Challenge event in West Monroe Thursday
• Prosecutor fighting defense move
• Prosecutor: Desk search was justified
• Port secures rail monies
• La. House passes bill to protect veterans
• Fire chief to consider fate of convicted investigator
• Early voting begins Saturday
• System moving along on
• Vigil planned for shooting victim
• Road bill goes to Senate
• Fired deputy returns to Sheriff's Office
• DOTD steps up road safety efforts for Easter
• Educators plan rally before Senate votes
• Choice may be left to governor
• Brown Bag Concert at noon
• Automobile vs. motorcycle
• Austerity moves stick
• Storms rip region
• Voucher bill headed to vote
• Tenure changes coming
• Tech wins Shell Eco-marathon again
• Sisters go horseback for Haiti
• Panel nixes anti-camera bill
• Police Jury must wait on drainage plan
• Delta board to talk replacement
• BBB warns about phishing scam
• Armstrong announces Thomas endorsement
• TOPS turns fifteen
• IRS: Check and recheck tax figures
• Woman arrested for striking teen
• Veteran lawmakers haze rookie cohorts
• Police Jury to ponder parish drainage plan
• Senior center to hand out free food
• Holy Week is upon us
• Focus on East Asia at Tech
• Fitness, the Tech way
• 'Wild and crazy' start to session
• Dream maker
• Police chief in hot pursuit of accreditation
• River Jam planned for Thursday night
• Ranger to lead hike at Poverty Point
• Park skirmish leads to four arrests
• Ordinance could join city with Our Kids Program
• LHSC: Collisions declined in 2011
• Kliebert says group home report is outdated
• Easter fun planned at the zoo Saturday
• AmeriCorps volunteers begin work at Downsville's Bryan Park
• ULM's Bayou Clean Sweep commences
• LifeShare offering Easter promotion
• Tech's Eco-car on ESPN2
• Union deputies arrest 3 in burglary, copper theft
• Constitutionality of Jindal's pension reforms finds doubters
• Workshop focuses on child sexual abuse prevention
• Farrakhan visit to Grambling uncertain
• Council to select replacements
• 'Thank you' brings tears to veterans
• A ticket to dream
• ULM Rad Tech students and faculty excel at seminar
• ULM's Giles has chapter published in work remembering Samuel Beckett
• ULM's Sutherlin presents at International Security Conference
• New ULM study abroad courses offered for Summer 2012
• ULM's 15th Annual Juried Art Exhibition showing through May 4
• Sutherlin elected to serve on Louisiana Brownfields Association
• ULM LSBDC consultant earns Certified Export Counselor designation
• Jackson wants board involved
• Rally unites GSU
• Convictions stand
• Record jackpot of $540 million keeps lottery sales brisk
• Winnsboro native and ULM alumna on federal bench
• Senate set to vote on voucher, charter creation bill
• Panel sends tenure bill to final vote
• Council chairman plans to fill seats
• Cannon: Tax failure would ravage schools
• Oddsmakers bet you'll be out a few dollars
• Scam lures prospective renters
• MPD ends 4-man spree
• Metro agents book 2 on weapons, drugs
• Lincoln Chamber disapproves tax
• Dual enrollment gets extra funds
• Councilmen seek later date for trial
• Angry mama stones her baby daddy and his girlfriend
• Ag tops $10 billion
• Whitfield: Authenticity and confidence keys to success
• ULM's Faculty Brass Ensemble to perform in Thailand
• Mock crash teaches lessons
• Tax breaks advance
• Parts of act are too ambiguous, DHH head says
• Judge: Toney can't return to work
• House OKs rebates for voucher contributions
• Gates speaks at GSU
• Chennault museum hosts event to honor Vietnam vets
• Council sidesteps Clark measure
• Banker: We're in good shape
• AmeriCorps sends workers to Downsville's Bryan Park
• Voters missing from 7 precincts
• Riley endorses Armstrong
• OCOG OKs 4-year plan
• Louisiana interests uneasy
• Neville group votes for charter
• Kostelka seeks quick missing child reports
• DEQ investigating fire at closed plant
• East Carroll jury asks for review of airport plan
• Council mulls fiscal year budget
• Justices move on overhaul
• Photo Gallery: Warhawk baseball v.s. South Alabama
• VAPA presents "Chicago" at ULM March 29-31
• Photo Gallery: Super Warhawk Weekend
• Robins' legacy at Delta recalled
• First two weeks of session hectic
• Lincoln Parish crash leaves one dead
• Morehouse Parish hospital awaits loan OK
• State lawmakers continue drumbeat for law's repeal
• Sales tax revenues up 11.9% in parish
• Armstrong, Mayo seek advantage before April 21 runoff
• In Brief: Delta Living Expo is April 20, 21
• High school music rally winners listed
• Dorothy Roark to speak at ULM
• Photo Gallery: Browse on the Bayou
• Photo Gallery: Warhawk Triathlon
• Armstrong vs. Mayo
• Voters: Race was 'nasty'
• Trio jailed on meth, marijuana charges
• Report: Tot points to mom's stash
• Jackson wins an upset
• Albritton now W.M. alderman
• Public input sought on wild animals
• Museum closes for renovations
• GSU presents war drama 'Ruined'
• Air clears at ULM after ban expansion
• Owner vows to rebuild
• Planting canceled
• Santorum fires away
• News-Star tops division
• Police make arrest in Grambling assault
• Lake D'Arbonne closes to boats after waters rise
• Sheriff's major wants trials to be separated
• Comment sparks inquiry
• Locals split on vouchers
• Voters head to polls for mayoral races
• Renowned female baseball player Dorothy Kovalchick Roark to speak at ULM on March 28
• ULM's Annual Wine Over Water scheduled for April 12
• ULM students return with honors from College Media Association annual convention
• ULM medical laboratory science student awarded Siemens-ASCP Scholarship
• ULM Honors Program students present at Louisiana Collegiate Honors Council conference
• ULM's Stockley elected vice president and president-elect of LCHC
• ULM's Pi Sigma Epsilon and Monroe Symphony announce winners of coloring contest
• ULM LSBDC to hold "STEP Up to Exporting Summit" workshop April 2
• Endom Bridge closes Sunday
• ULM gets funding for Doppler radar
• ULM partners with Japanese
• Polls prep for voters
• Police: Caretaker stole $2,364 from patient
• Mom seeks to press charges after son's paddling at school
• New charges for chase suspects
• Kids rally Christians
• Fans feed their hunger pangs
• Airport parking fees to rise
• GOHSEP secures funding for Doppler Radar System at ULM
• WM alderman candidates speak at forum
• Students rally vs. tobacco
• Pre-K revamp advances
• Teacher fired after claims 3rd-graders had sex
• Lawmakers nix GOP endorsement
• Judge: Search violated officer's privacy
• Jindal rounds up religious support
• Fletcher appeals sentence
• Farm donates 5,000 eggs to Food Bank
• Parish avoids most of storm
• ULM announces 46th Annual Region III Social Studies Fair winners
• Energized: Gingrich touts oil production
• Director: Flooding unlikely on Ouachita
• Woman charged for stabbing boyfriend
• Walsworth riles union members
• School Board insists on seeing balanced budget
• Robins accepts job in Washington
• Police investigating armed robbery
• Judge allows district attorney to stay on until later hearing
• Deputies seek robber of Arkansas Dollar General
• DA recall try proceeds
• Union school gets OK to expand
• Students to participate in anti-smoking rally
• Storm system, flood rains threaten area
• Mayoral candidates discuss ideas
• Jackson does more than speak during Monroe visit
• Inmate captured
• Foreman praises efforts to salvage downtown
• Drainage concerns taken to police jury
• Gingrich, Santorum to woo northeastern La. voters
• Dems, GOP square off on vouchers
• Too good to be true? 'It isn't'
• Petitions seek bar closure
• Sorority's voter registration project continues in April
• Mayoral debate set for 7 p.m. Monday at ULM
• Deaths
• For believers, Santorum's the ticket
• Inside politics: Party races on ballot
• Easter Seals renews intervention program
• Crime numbers in area decline
• Candidates show us the money
• Teachers upset with treatment
• Adult accountablity
• How others feel ...
• Library sponsors award-winning speaker
• Council offers health screenings
• Walsworth pens bill to ban electronic waste in landfills
• State grants $2.2 million for West Monroe sidewalks
• Police pension costs increase
• OPSO seeks 2 suspects in armed robbery
• Police arrest uncle on child molestation
• New center coming to Restaurant Row
• Morehouse drowning victim's body found
• Home-schooled teen to graduate La. Delta
• Jackson: Find your talent
• Apple's newest iPad hits shelves
• ULM biology students, faculty bring home first place wins from Louisiana Academy of Sciences
• ULM construction students place at prestigious regional design competition
• Risk Management student earns prestigious internship
• ULM appoints Larry Simpson as executive director of the ULM Foundation
• ULM's 31 Ambassadors named CASE District IV's Best
• ULM President announces new tobacco use policy
• ULM's Hanser Appointed to Board of Louisiana Coalition Against Domestic Violence
• Tommerdahl presents at Indiana conference
• ULM political science professors publish book chapter taking a close look at Southern politics
• ULM's Pi Kappa Alpha Fraternity to hold fundraiser March 19
• ULM SBDC to hold "Choosing the Right Legal Form of Organization for Your Business" workshop March 27
• ULM vocal students place at state competition
• ULM SBDC to hold "Advertising - I'm so confused!" workshop March 22
• Educators in region stress their points
• The Wellspring plans housing for homeless
• Tenure restrictions move forward
• Spotlight on the region is just ducky
• Panel OKs voucher, charter expansion
• Jindal doesn't get mad, he gets even
• State land sale pitched by governor
• Local man urges more attendance of city School Board meetings
• Chisley: Primary a plus for Armstrong
• AG Caldwell touts successes
• Tallulah budget conflict settled
• Some changes still needed at airport
• Rayville police search for suspect
• Ouachita recognizes educators
• LPB to air Moonbot movie on Sunday
• Officials: OCC property tax needed
• Jindal pushes school reforms
• Educators, lawmakers complain of treatment
• Educators feeling shut out
• City to pump up storm water removal stations
• KEDM Public Radio hosts Monroe Mayoral Debate March 19
• ULM alum Gilliam returns for Women’s History Month March 22
• Teachers: Education bills threaten future
• West Monroe board contracts with developer for retail center
• Suspect arrested in Ball bank robbery
• Local schools won't close for teachers' protest at Capitol
• Monroe Council plans last budget meeting
• Dick's Sporting Goods coming to Pecanland
• Cutting costs
• DA wants change of venue in trial of Sheriff May
• 'Swamp People' join school's fundraiser
• Council accepts DOTD grants
• Jackson 5 singer to speak at ULM March 16
• Jindal pitches education revamp
• Women's group donates groceries
• ULM, Delta partner in nursing
• Hearing postponed again for Bastrop chief
• Builder to locate in industrial park
• Council may look at developement
• Alexander honors veterans
• Flooding issues surface after Sunday downpour
• Toney: Loosen leash
• Lawmakers agree reforms needed
• ULM & LDCC enter into new online nursing articulation agreement
• FFA members, 4-H'ers receive awards
• Youth panel taking applications
• CASA accepting entries for '45 Gallery'
• Missionary pens song about quake
• Area students named National Merit finalists
• Resting more peacefully
• Session sure to be a thrill ride
• Lawmakers set for session
• A BIG TEST
• Poet to speak at GSU
• Let the voting begin
• Whitworth set to honor 'best'
• Hicks hasn't endorsed package
• For some, pool means more than sink, swim
• Other races up for grabs
• West Monroe man accused of drunken driving
• Teen accused of drug possession
• Manhunt ends with arrest
• City workers make sure tire recycling keeps rolling
• Mosquitoes love buzz about rainfall
• Two-time champ Miller D.C.-bound
• State GOP announces 2012 caucus locations
• Tech plans Women's History Month events
• Suspect sought in Tensas shooting
• Rivers rise, but no flood threat
• MPD books suspect on drugs, resisting, more
• Johnny Riley claims lawsuit settled
• Fire Marshal continues fatal fire investigation
• Early voting opens Saturday
• Cuts could impact Chennault
• ULM to host blood drive March 12-15
• Union deputies arrest 3 on drug, gun charges
• Storms predicted; sandbags available
• State good for business
• Some sewer rates set for increase
• Popular local WWII vet dies at 85
• Reneau email supports merger
• NOVA receives $10,000 from Grainger Foundation
• MPD seeks suspect in armed robbery
• DEDD kicks off fundraiser
• Humane Society for Cats postpones garage sale
• Monroe woman nabbed for vehicle arson
• Employee accused in theft of gold coin
• Court won't hear suit against KNOE
• Candidates talk up qualifications
• Spring 2012 Browse on the Bayou scheduled for March 17
• ULM's Super Warhawk Weekend set for March 23-25
• ULM English grad students present at conference
• ULM toxicology graduate student wins first place award at Louisiana Academy of Sciences
• ULM's Adams elected secretary of the Louisiana Foreign Language Teachers Association
• Discover the "Luck of the Warhawk" during Greek Week at ULM March 11-17
• ULM's Chi Beta Gamma honored as Organization of the Year
• Baptists gather to mark bicentennial
• Dardenne brings new La. history program to schools
• Lombardi urges no to merger Merger not the answer
• Incumbent Monroe Mayor wants time to finish projects
• Grambling head seeks funding
• Council examines budget
• Children learn safety
• 600 Barksdale jobs in a tailspin
• Ouachita schools lockdown
• Services Thursday for victim
• State rep and ULM alum Jackson to speak during ULM's celebration of Women's History Month
• West Ouachita Senior Center opens annex
• Stabbing causes lockdown at Riser schools
• MCSB will solicit help
• OPSB budget news lukewarm
• Backhoe stuck in mud leads to employee arrest
• Louisiana Republican Party to select delegates
• Monroe chief: Budget is enough
• Crimes
• Former state Sen. Billy Brown dies
• Indicted former cop claims technicality
• Senior Center to show off new annex Tuesday
• Police make arrest in slaying
• Police Jury will help sponsor annual hazardous waste event
• Plan for aging draws skeptics
• No new leads in murder of Tensas Parish bartender
• Cause of Sunday fire still unknown
• MSC board will reconsider nixed anti-bully plan
• Monroe woman charged with 12 felony drug counts
• Body found in Okla. identified as Oak Ridge woman
• 'Declared dead' killings detailed
• Red Cross to offer life guard, first aid classes this month
• WM man booked on domestic abuse
• In brief: US 80 to undergo lane construction
• Scalise heads GOP recruiting
• Police probe two slayings
• Lawmakers to consider 49 amendments
• Plants of the Bible lecture to be presented at Biedeharn
• Keeping offenders on track
• All bets taken in Jindal's craps shoot
• A change of the guard
• Tech graduation a family affair
• Officer observed man grab woman
• Deputies say man trespassed at school
• Children report Dad used belt on them
• Parish purchase power growing
• Mayoral hopefuls weigh in on zoo future
• Homeland Security degree planned
• Future zoos may appear different
• Forestry student takes contest
• Child play reveals hurts
• Retina specialist connects eye trouble with Southern diet
• Pesky boll weevil wiped from state
• Former justice of the peace will get his bond hearing
• Monroe council reviews budget
• Mayoral campaign gets ugly
• BBB, others sponsor 'Scam Busters' anti-fraud seminar
• CenturyLink has potential to grow Monroe
• OPSO books father, daughter on domestic violence
• Report: Man threatens to kill woman
• Mother, daughter arrested on battery
• ULM's Mullone elected to National Board of the American College Dance Festival Association
• Annual Region III Science Fair to occur at ULM March 6
• Community services fair slated Friday
• Police release identity in suicide attempt
• Daffodil field opens to public Friday
• Monroe police chief holds another public meeting in crime prevention
• Monroe planning cleanup Saturday
• Mayoral race moves to Internet
• Jury convicts Monroe man on PCP distribution
• Hospital needs help identifying man injured in wreck on Monday
• City Council to meet on budget
• Author criticizes Jindal education plan
• Strong storms will follow warmth
• DEQ presents $564,496 grant to ULM
• ULM pharmacy alum promoted to dean at California Northstate University
• ULM Child Development Center raises $2,158 for St. Jude Children's Research Hospital
• N.Y. Times bestselling author to speak at ULM math mini-conference March 10
• Criminal justice professors present at international conferences
• Phi Delta Kappa to present education forum with Sen. Mike Walsworth March 9 at ULM
• ULM Interfraternity Council recognized for outstanding accomplishments
• Competition results announced from ULM's 2012 Louisiana High School Technology Challenge
• Professor presents at annual conference
• ULM campus police arrest man on DWI, drugs
• States seek education law relief
• Special birthday adds some twists
• Deputies accuse suspect of failure to register as sex offender
• OPSO books husband on abuse, drug possession
• Speaker expected to oppose Jindal's education reforms
• Region scores big with competitors
• Preparations focus on the tiny details
• Crimes
• Candidate Armstrong wants to improve Monroe's image
• Louisiana's exports on the rise
• 4th generation reaps bounty
• Regents OK Tech/LSU-S merger
• Youth rises to ChalleNGe, wins
• Sheriff objects to DA's role
• Police rescue bridge jumper
• Deputies: Inmate fled work release site
• DEQ funds ULM water projects
• Final man pleads guilty in 3 deaths
• Council pursues connector funds
• Downsville driver dies after ejection
• White: Set learning goals for day care
• Two candidates refuse to shake incumbent's hand
• Judge Hatchett tells GSU students to create dreams
• State employees to discuss reductions
• IHOP flips pancakes for Shriners charities
• Downtown Monroe revitalizing
• UPLIFTING
• State funding changes concern Ouachita Superintendent Webber
• Spanking leads to mom's arrest
• Funding formula impact uncertain
• ULM administrator to present for Country Music Hall of Fame
• Human Performance Lab debuts technology in new location
• Photo Gallery: ULM Flag Donation
• Photo Gallery: Mardi Gras Ball
• ULM toxicology prof receives defense grant
• Room to expand
• Resident charged with battery
• Research begins at Tech Pointe
• Police unit focuses on cold cases
• Police making progress on homicides
• Man booked for drunken driving
• Arrest made for illegal possession
• Special students grow
• Albritton: Run city like a business
• Dearman: Experience in helping people
• Carter: Govern with a fresh perspective
• Wait puts sheriffs at standstill
• Crimes
• Witness: Victims's beau pulled gun
• Reckless driver booked for pot
• Bastrop man arrested for DWI
• Scouts plan snack attack
• Sheriff Toney arrested
• ULM opens Human Performance Lab
• The Black History Parade members won't look back
• Sponsors desert Senior Olympics
• Sheriff-elect Russell unofficially takes reins
• ROYCE TONEY TIMELINE
• Officials concerned over image arrest paints area
• Local residents, react with shock, disappointment
• Incumbent leads money race
• Farmerville High School teacher investigation expands to Ruston
• ULM criminal justice professors publish chapters in new book
• ULM political science professor publishes essay on book about Arab-Israeli relations
• Hawkeye staff shines at conference
• Department of Defense Continues Support of ULM Toxicology Environmental Health Science Research
• Gospel Concert scheduled for Feb. 26 at ULM
• Traveling Scholar Hastings to perform Tuesday, Feb. 28
• ULM International Food Festival set for Feb. 29
• Winnfield police chief honored after jail release
• Suit claims Toney abused his power
• Students are life-givers
• Police Jury wants tighter fiscal controls
• OPSB opts to sell school site
• Monroe Tax & Revenue director: March 1 license deadline looms
• Filing deadline hits for mayor race
• Legislative forum discusses Jindal's education reform
• Ag department to sell shade trees seedlings
• 'Miracle' runner signs with JSU
• Trucking company plans terminal
• Faithful cross into Lent
• Wreck on overpass snarls I-20 traffic
• UL System plans summit
• Toney sued by another ex-deputy
• Senior center to get further improvements
• Job hopefuls descend on Northeast La. Career Fair
• Robins finalist for new position
• Appeal filed in raccoon hanging
• Bill risks energy assistance
• West Monroe police investigate crash that killed 9-year-old girl
• OPPJ considers paving issues
• Overcrowding plan under review
• Mardi Gras in extreme
• Judge Hatchett comes to GSU
• Former Winn Parish sheriff dies
• Conservancy sets Mollicy planting
• City eyes downtown parking
• Citizens take stand for trees
• Chemo drugs falling short locally, too
• Hunter sponsors legislative forum
• Career fair at Civic Center on Wednesday
• WMPD: Man strangles, strikes victim, throws her through wall
• Richwood mayor under fire
• Jury selection begins Tuesday in ex-Winn sheriff's federal drug trial
• Parish library to show 'Race to Nowhere: The Dark Side of America's Achievement Culture'
• Juvenile involved in Friday crash dies
• Jindal supports rural road fixes
• A plan taking flight
• Commission eyes nursing program at Grambling
• Woman's 'wearable art' goes to Tech museum
• Higher ed slacker? It's Baton Rouge
• Early voting begins March 10
• Couple charged with battery
• Capital digs into drugs, money and the usual politics
• LSP books woman with second DWI
• WMPD: Driver switched tags
• Suspect accused of using boot on man
• Universities: Get educated on debt
• Finks Hideaway widening set to get under way
• Cleanup, cleanup everybody, everywhere
• Home builders, others show their wares at Home Expo
• Au revoir
• WMPD arrests man on obscenity charges
• West Monroe man arrested in Houston
• Thomas' intent is to improve city's reputation
• Police: Man holding child and marijuana
• Tech, LSUS merger heads to the regents
• OPSO accuses suspect of aggravated arson
• Source of West Monroe gasoline spill unknown
• Rogers' resilience gets notice, praise
• Public employees object to Jindal's proposed cuts
• Airport preps for FAA inspection
• ULM emeritus professor recognized by American Fisheries Society
• Joan Arvedson to speak at ULM's 24th Annual Speech-Language Pathology Spring Conference March 15-16
• ULM aviation student receives scholarship
• Williamson and Packer present at national conference
• ULM online programs recognized by U.S. News & World Report
• ULM to offer child care management workshop Feb. 25
• ULM's National Pan-Hellenic Council recognized at conference in St. Louis
• ULM Fishing Team scores win at recent competition; ranked second in nation
• Judge upholds sheriff's authority
• Union arrests 8 on drugs
• Suspect with gun caught at Farmerville High
• Study: Merge LSUS with Tech
• Rural Louisiana gets training on broadband tools
• Bastrop pressures to force sale
• Loss of paper mill devastated Morehouse city's economy
• SAPA EXPANSION
• Chief Holmes calls on citizens for help
• Agencies work to reduce gasoline contamination in West Monroe
• West Monroe mayor soaks up White House praises
• Riley says professional background will serve him well
• Mayoral hopeful Riley would incubate economic development
• Johnny Riley receives officers groups' nod
• John Denison leaving KNOE-TV
• IHOP gives pancakes to support Shriners
• Groups knock Jindal's vouchers
• Calloway to attend confab honoring Chennault, others
• Author reads, speaks at Delta
• Airport lacks in Authority
• White House to honor mayor
• Vitter calls for renewal of flood insurance program
• West Monroe approves sewer improvements
• Nicholson reports chamber's efforts
• Petal pushers feel Cupid's pinch
• Mentors leave imprint
• Natatorium's fate uncertain
• LABI concerned about debt, ed
• GSU appoints administrators
• Armstrong looks to public-private partnerships to develop economy
• Photo Gallery: ULM alum Don Hudson
• ULM program to train school administrators
• Track ready to rumble
• Teacher jailed on sex charges
• Statehood bicentennial spurs push to teach La. history
• State employee count drops
• GSU awarded Houston an honorary degree in 1988
• Parish, city officials discuss litter problem
• Mayo would continue economic development policies
• Family: Heart attack caused son's death
• Board head eyes reconstitution
• Last chance to apply for French study abroad
• WM man arrested for harassing calls
• Aiming to make an impact
• Too big to be a 'town'
• ULM professor awarded grant for cancer research
• Singer: White House invitation is 'divine'
• Jindal budget ticks off many
• Man booked on battery charge
• Family Justice Center to seek abuse grant
• Author reveals struggles
• Police: Farmerville man had drugs
• Witness reports swerving driver
• Sweethearts find selves arrested
• Public invited to Waco author's talk at Tech
• GSU wins Reynolds grant
• Water system needs fix
• Concrete's costs drive road debate
• Top jobs pay well
• BEADS,
• Good times to roll on Saturday
• Death draws Tech together
• 'New Hope' opens
• Stars embrace area
• Walsworth hears educators' concerns of Jindal's reforms
• St. Jude Radiothon Monday-Tuesday
• ULM's Berry to educate lawmakers
• Judge restrains center contract
• LSP finds 16 pounds of marijuana in vehicle
• Code of Ethics needs makeover
• Photo Gallery: A "Taste of Korean Culture"
• Photo Gallery: Irwin Thompson, ULM alum and Pulitzer Prize Winner
• Foundation funds ULM pharmacy professor's cancer research
• ULM's Jarrell named Health Care Hero
• Sparks charms during ULM visit
• ULM Dental Hygiene Program receives donation from Entergy
• ULM faculty members honored by IDeA Networks of Biomedical Research Excellence
• ULM to host All-Majors Career Fair Feb. 15
• ULM SBDC to hold workshop Feb. 15
• ULM welcomes Frank Ticheli as Composer in Residence Feb. 23-25
• ULM to host 2012 Region III Social Studies Fair March 8
• OPSB approves $1M in cuts
• $25.5B budget raises questions
• Officials: City surplus good on many levels
• Monroe negotiating contract for airport engineering work
• Links to the legacy
• Former East Carroll sheriff arrested after disturbance
• Dentist says climbing zoo's fence after hours was mistake
• Chief talks crime prevention
• Black community leaders celebrate contributions
• Arts Council honors Crain as Artist of Year
• Shumate ignores questions
• Workshop fire causes $150,000 damage
• Stars to walk red carpet at premiere of 'New Hope'
• Tour teaches about Biedenharn Bibles
• Neville alumni move toward charter filing
• Move to protect corps fails
• Mayoral candidates face off in forum in Monroe
• Former OPSO number 3 sues Royce Toney
• Antonio Jones charged with robbing two banks, hotel
• 3 get prison for racially motivated incident
• ULM awarded prestigious Civic Improvement Commendation
• White seeks fed exemption from some federal requirements
• Shippers fear trickle-down effect
• Neville Alumni board holds on charter ruling
• Meter installations more than half done
• Mayo: City 'stronger than ever'
• Lunch box weapon gets student expelled, jailed
• LASERS rejects Jindal plan
• Candidate Johnny Riley holds town hall meeting
• Authorities strive for safe Mardi Gras parade
• District lines intact; 2 schools combined
• Louisiana Tech School of Art, A.E. Phillips collaborate for art project
• Jury continues to refund taxes collected for Next Autoworks
• Gilmore doubts city's efforts to meet DBE goals
• ULM alumnus: Prepare yourself for challenges
• Monroe may annex 25 acres
• Lawmakers briefed on spending plans
• Big crowd on crowding
• State of the city address set Tuesday
• OPSO nabs husband on domestic abuse charge
• Police: Cigarette leads to domestic battery
• Neville promotes college awareness
• MPD books man on assault
• One man slain in shooting
• Monroe man accused of battery
• Crimes
• Photo Gallery: Nicholas Sparks - February 2, 2012
• ULM College of Pharmacy receives $10,000 for breast cancer research
• Creativity floats Krewe's boat
• A best friend, unleashed
• Woman hits husband with skull
• Woman arrested for battery on man
• ULM Pharmacy receives $10,000 for cancer research
• ULM presents movie for Black History Month
• Public housing crime drops in 2011
• La. lawmakers get ready for coming session
• Coastal loss prompts gridiron comparisons
• City school officials to hear comments on crowding
• Tapped resources
• Parks have antidote for your cabin fever
• Training pairs with GED to help students
• Police discover secret hatch, drugs
• Higuera is a jolly good science fellow
• Final touches polish Pleasant Haven
• Tracking student funds a problem
• Drinking water source in recovery
• Deputies say pair tried to sell pot
• Suspected fugitive from Texas caught
• Police: Suspect used employer's card
• Red light violation leads to drug arrest
• Ouachita SCAT nabs 4 on drugs, weapons
• Estranged husband booked for stalking
• Wear Red Day puts focus on women's heart disease
• Teen to serve 2 life sentences
• Morehouse Parish body identified
• Police probe Morehouse slaying
• Cooley house receives grant
• Center employs genetics against breast cancer
• Neville students attend acting workshop at NSU
• Vitter opens office in OIB Plaza in Monroe
• ULM hosting Black History events in Feb.
• Author Sparks interest
• Tech mourns loss of player
• State: Tie Pre-K funding to results
• St. Francis earns national geriatric nursing recogniton
• Chief hosts community meeting
• Chennault museum featured in documentary
• Airport fees may not affect fare prices
• ULM alum and Pulitzer Prize winner to speak during Black History Month Feb. 6
• ULM police officers recognized for crisis intervention skills
• ULM welcomes Global UGRAD-Pakistan fellow
• Hudson to speak as part of Black History Month events Feb. 9
• Author of book about Monroe Monarchs baseball team to visit ULM Feb. 13
• Warhawks share skill development with Lexington Elementary's fifth grade team
• Chief: Stats reveal a safer city
• Women accused of drugs near juvenile
• Thomas makes 5th mayoral run
• Police: Student threatens teacher
• Fight over computer lands wife in jail
• Popular author speaks Thursday
• Ray Armstrong bids for mayor
• Landmark Chateau ready to bid adieu
• Fannin: Road funds needed
• 2 plead guilty in arson deaths
• The Fray to play during ULM Spring Fever Week April 27
• Chamber presents top awards
• State mending audit shortfalls for moms, tots
• MCSB OK's 'pricey' fix
• WM Community Center planning new offerings
• Stewart: Small towns aren't terror proof; preparedness is key
• Principal injured breaking up fight
• Monroe officials break ground on RiverMarket
• Foundations' Rogers takes Monroe Chamber's helm
• Entergy gives $2,000 to ULM
• Caldwell sheriff's arraignment set
• ULM fraternity ranks 14th in the nation in academics
• Police Jury to address dumping
• West Monroe man arrested in child porn investigation
• Ouachita Parish School Board plans $1M in cuts
• Monroe to break ground on market
• Livestock show parade to march Friday in Delhi
• MCSB to meet Tuesday on contracts, zones
• Police say suspect was getaway driver
• Boardings up, fares down at airport
• 2nd dead horse found in parish
• Jindal's plan not extreme as some
• TOPS may have hit bottom
• Time to hit the links
• Retirement bills have lawmakers working overtime
• Lincoln sheriff seeks sales tax OK
• Airport manager: Interim to permanent?
• Former Gov. Edwards hospitalized
• WM woman booked on drug charges
• Tip leads to meth lab bust in WM
• Report: Man pulled gun during argument
• Analysis: Education debate mired in rhetoric
• The living is easy
• 'Swamp People' attend show
• Crime Report
• Q&A: John White discusses the future of Louisiana education
• A BIG impact on LITTLE people
• Light shines on local innovators
• Suspected drunken driver arrested
• Man: Men snatched iPod from him
• City revisits airport car rentals
• Warrant: Sheriff 'fixed' tickets
• 1 arrested in arson
• Local man accused of robbery, battery
• Suspect arrested in bingo hall theft
• MPD books woman on drugs, resisting
• Student retention improves at ULM
• Sparring continues in mayoral campaign
• Rep. stumps for Mitt
• LAE offers alternative to Jindal
• ULM's Berry to train legislators on insurance matters
• Article featuring ULM's Wendel Ray and MFT archives goes global
• ULM's Keeney gives talk in Mexico
• ULM's Clark presents at national music conference
• ULM's Social Science Research Lab presents funding opportunities at environmental conference
• ULM history student curates Biedenharn exhibit
• ULM Greeks invade Cajun Country during retreat
• ULM invites public to join in Black History events during February
• ULM's Dining Services to launch Coca-Cola Freestyle; release party Feb. 1
• ULM Film Series to show "Eve's Bayou" Feb. 7
• Highly renowned composer Eric Ewazen to visit ULM Feb. 7-9
• State super bonds with students
• WM man, 49, fondled girl, 16
• State's Democrats tour Monroe
• Jindal: Reform needed now
• Mayo gets city union backing
• Appeals court upholds murder conviction
• Dow Chemical executive to deliver keynote to chamber
• 3rd-ranked deputy resigns at OPSO
• A blessing given; a blessing received
• Sheriff will be arrested
• ULM to host District I Junior High School Honor Band Jan. 27-28
• The Rev. James Smith to open U.S. Senate session with prayer
• Reward offered in Union eagle shooting
• Jindal, new ed superintendent to visit Monroe
• Mayo: Email may fall in 'gray area'
• Growers feel the heat
• Fewer pupils in line for help
• Cooley official: Cost to fix buildings too high
• Armstrong wants better insurance for city workers
• State still 'C-'
• Manufacturing getting poised for resurgence
• Strain eyes mansion
• Science to help farmers see 'golden age of agriculture'
• MCSB gets clean audit; surplus increases
• Obama sets the stage
• La. Bond Commission OKs $72M for projects
• Magazine recognizes Dickson, Ellerbe
• Liberal arts lends an edge
• Council approves airlines pacts
• Board rejects Harris plan
• Road input sought for each region
• ULM's Lyceum Series Speaker - Nicholas Spark - moves to Monroe Civic Center
• Well-known author to speak in ULM's Brown Auditorium
• Natatorium reopens with ribbon-cutting ceremony
• GSU's Pogue pleased with audit
• Group studying Neville High charter
• Funds short for addressing road drainage issues
• Elementary school student arrested in stabbing threat
• Crowding topic of closed session
• 'Backdoor' deals denied
• Caldwell jury gets pay raise
• Family hopes former farm holds rich loam for jobs
• BESE members favor governor's school reforms
• Traffic stop on I-20 leads to meth bust
• States lagging
• Ruston man booked on multiple charges
• Principals, however, have concerns
• Patton's boots part of Chennault museum exhibit
• Parish's youngest juror is out to prove himself
• LSU's B. Rogers Leonard receives entomology award
• Be careful what you ask for — you may get it
• TAKE THE REINS
• Free training develops work force
• Farming piques the interest of thousands
• Monroe ready for bids
• Robber hits Capital One
• MADE TO ORDER
• Troopers arrest pair with belived heroin
• ULM police find cocaine during stop
• Woman: He touched, then punched her
• Luncheon honors King
• Ag Expo
• Superintendent's salary approved
• OPSO books two on drugs, weapons
• Police: Man breaks in, attacks woman
• Ouachita SCAT team makes drug arrest
• Richwood force in need of new police vehicles
• New movie theater going up in Ruston
• Ethics Board: Tallulah vendors' refunds cannot tie directly to saving city jobs
• City schools to address crowding
• 2 areas note crime boost
• ULM Water Ski Team dominates at World University Championships
• ULM political science professors present research at prestigious conference
• ULM's Anderson speaks about King Arthur legends
• ULM art professor's work accepted at national exhibition
• "African-Americans in the Arts" concert scheduled for Feb. 3 at ULM
• YMCA, groups ally to promote health
• School leaders discuss vouchers
• OK program to stay
• Parish harbors foreign plant species
• New officers take oath
• Millhaven Plantation announcement Monday
• Murder suspect arrested
• Fire damages Calhoun home
• May: Community and technical colleges are key
• Environmental firm holds ribbon cutting on new offices in Monroe
• Boys, Girls Club members treated to special night at Louisiana Tech
• Composers concert tickets on sale
• Sex offender sought
• Neville's Bengal Belles bring home the trophies
• Louisianans disappointed in delay
• GSU's Pogue joins anti-hazing drive
• Homeowners rates could rise
• Community, technical colleges plan alliance
• Coastal plan spans decades
• Chiropractor's HGH conspiracy trial set
• Bridges, roads get low marks
• Change gives employees a charge
• ULM Greek Life releases fall 2011 GPA results
• Farmerville: No-shows would flunk
• Police: Man bites pregnant girlfriend
• St. Francis gets anti-smoking funds
• Duo arrested on vehicular burglary
• WM SWAT squad holds preparedness exercise
• Union Crime Stoppers take bite out of meth
• Transfers would open floodgates
• Tech technology program to provide workers with skills businesses need
• New jets promise smoother sky ride
• Jindal education plan hits nerve
• Photo Gallery: MLK Day of Service
• ULM 2012 Spring On-Campus Job Expo set for Jan. 19
• Miss Louisiana honored at Miss America
• Former Richwood Mayor appeals
• King's memory honored
• Slumped driver booked on DWI
• Police: Woman tries to cash check
• Wanda Seward is on a mission
• Our House calls on 'Safe Places'
• Monroe City School Board delays meeting
• ACT preparation workshops slated
• IRS offers tax filing service and advice
• Federal judge to review, rule on state's long-term care settlement
• The future starts here
• State targeting preemie births
• Politics, pigskin are a lot alike
• Party on, Louisiana
• Parade, other events on tap for MLK Day
• November sales tax collections fall
• Monroe woman charged with arson
• Motorists urged to obey lane law
• Child removed from unsafe home
• Cypress Point lists honor roll
• Anderson makes top 10 showing at pageant
• Roads paved with money
• Think small while saving big
• ULM/YMCA pool resources
• ULM shows opportunity for growth
• The immortal words of Martin Luther King Jr. ring in Monroe
• Rep. Jackson looks to recruit legislative advisory council
• Pageant builds to Saturday conclusion
• MPD chief lengthens shifts
• Man accused of multiple thefts and forgeries
• Historic mortuary demolished
• Five vehicles crash on Louisville Avenue
• ULM collaborates with YMCA to open natatorium
• ULM celebrates MLK Day
• Airport increases rates
• Committee offers new policies
• Children's Museum features 'Reuseum' fun for kids
• Bastrop replaces chief
• Duo awaits judge's word on new trial
• District OKs hiring freeze
• Poverty Point offers weekend activities
• Living Well touts accomplishments
• Hunter's eligibility confirmed
• Committee assignments named
• Local lawmakers receive key chairmanships
• Monroe prepares to remember Martin Luther King Jr.
• Woman accused of sex with juvenile
• Richland board stands pat on Guirlando decision
• OPSO books suspect on drug possession
• National pageant preliminaries continue
• Girlfriend accuses boyfriend of abusing her child
• Grambling, Tech plan events to honor MLK
• First Baptist of West Monroe to expand to multiple locations
• Area dodges ag office closures
• ULM recognized as top online program
• Monroe man accused of stabbing woman with fork
• Globetrotter's visit uplifts hospitalized kids' spirits
• BESE to name superintendent
• Sub's fate lies with DA's office
• ULM accepting donations for international students
• Miss La. remains confident
• Council OKs water sales
• Hearing to decide councilmen retrial
• Goodfellows donations through Jan. 11
• Heavy rainfall expected
• Tech again in Kiplinger's top 100 best values
• Tech reports on its academic, research accomplishments
• Intersection will close for crossing repairs
• Judge nixes March 24 elections
• Rising Ouachita delays tree planting at Mollicy floodplain
• Jury puts OCC tax on April ballot
• Miss La. Hope Anderson's Miss America trials begin Tuesday
• Curtain calls
• Airport repaints markings; loading bridges now open
• Gates to speak at Grambling
• Roemer courts caucus
• Police: Jealous ex chokes ex-girlfriend
• Sheriff: Suspect wanted to die
• MPD books suspect on multiple charges
• Governor works GOP nomination to advantage
• Dow Chemical VP to address Monroe Chamber banquet
• Disabled go off-roading
• Dedicated educator just won't quit on students
• Bobby Jindal expects his bidding done
• University libraries upgrade to Dewey digital
• Communities make bid for retirees
• Retirees seek out good quality of life
• Inauguration ready to roll
• Gen. Patton's grandson talks at Chennault
• Fires up in Lincoln
• Krewe of Janus opens Mardi Gras season
• Woman arrested on possession of crack
• Police accuse man of vehicular burglary
• Suspect charged with soliciting teen
• Heavy rains possible; officials urge preparation
• Hunter: Connector progress too slow
• Guirlando wants record cleared
• Port waits for its ship to come in
• Chamber lists its 20 jobs with a future
• British couple see America by foot
• Crimes
• Police: Man carrying $16,000 swallows marijuana
• Deputies arrest suspect in jewelry theft
• Higher ed is tackling new budget challenges
• Protest calls for ouster of Morehouse super
• Richwood mayor seeks 'sponsors'
• WMPD books driver on second offense DWI
• Crimes
• Council seeks young leaders
• Bruno lists ULM accomplishments made in 2011
• 1,000 hopefuls chase 400 positions
• Regents move to consolidate community, technical colleges
• Top officers ready to tackle crimes
• Ticheli Road culvert cleared of debris
• Local reps lead committees
• Kinesiologist asked to present
• Governor seeks education input
• Miss Louisiana heads to Las Vegas
• Girl Scouts turns 100 years old
• Garrett Road widening begins
• Budget cuts could hurt LSU Health Sciences Center-Monroe
• Goodfellows donations through Jan. 5
• ULM releases Fall 2011 semester President's and Dean's List
• Markets begin '12 with a liftoff
• Fire destroys Monroe house
• Judge delays election plan
• Managed health care systems to gain ground
• Norris supports property tax renewal
• Protest planned at board meeting
• Monroe man booked on false ID
• Ed. panel proposes governance changes
• Crimes
• Assault leads to arrest of man
• Sweet potato festival March 29-31
• State facing great challenges
• Victim claims domestic partner choked her
• Police: Man pulls knife in domestic dispute
• Brett Family to perform at the Lingo
• Crimes
• Ag forum looks at demands on farmers
• Democracy in action
• A FULL SLATE
• Baby step you way into shape
• Deaths
• Scott defends America's freedoms
• New mom assaulted
• Sunday fire destroys Simsboro home
• OPSB tackles budget
• Board must resolve Harris' kerfuffle
• Educators seek harmony common core curriculum
• Crimes
• Chambers support prison tax
• Troopers arrest drunken driver
• Pair tried to steal drugs, police say
• Acquaintance took woman's purse
• DHH announces $1.9M bonus
• Competitors saddle up
• Artist designs poster
• 2012 gets down to BUSINESS
• Calling it quits on living large
• Sears at mall spared
• WMPD arrests pair on drug creation and possession
• Sex offender escapes Richland
• Monroe looks to drainage
• Ruston relaxes its liquor laws
• Fireworks safety is paramount
• Fire-displaced residents helped to find housing
• Election hearing still on
• Body of missing man found
• Area firefighters tested by multiple conflagrations
• Three booked in Christmas Eve caper
• Richwood mum on finances
• March election possible
• Local family robbed in front of Graceland
• Industry Expansion
• Fire ravages Monroe complex
• DHH clinics go tobacco free
• Area universities detail cuts
• Crimes
• Rain has Ouachita flowing
• West Monroe woman accused of forgery
• Heritage museum presents Kwanzaa
• Panel set to begin riverfront boost
• Monroe in early talks with Allegiant
• MPD investigating robbery
• New Year's Eve holiday brings heightened safety concerns
• December records fall along the Mississippi
• City mulls water ordinance
• Goodfellows donations through Dec. 28
• Writers published in anthology
• Woman accused of domestic violence after hitting man
• Sears to close 100-plus stores
• OPSO: Suspect sitting in chair tries to hide under blanket
• Retail center main goal for WM
• Nonprofits move closer to gaining city funding
• DWI suspect says he drank one beer
• Council renews liquor license for Sixth Street
• Goodfellows donations through Dec. 28
• J.S. Clark announces award winners
• West Ridge honor roll
• Wife escapes fire; husband perishes
• Youth Challenge graduates include area residents
• The day AFTER
• Teachers receive compensation for better student achievement
• Sponsors providing holiday cab rides
• Recycle trees through Jan. 9
• R-Squared strives to offer students and families 'New Hope'
• Career fair looking for job seekers
• Monroe airport use up
• Advance tickets now available for Ag Expo 2012
• Education reform could get hot in 2012
• 2011: A year of political change
• Legal costs hard to estimate
• Mother, son die in Christmas Day fire
• Take a hike
• Man arrested on suspicion of domestic abuse battery
• Report: West Monroe man charges, strikes woman in head
• Suspect accused of hitting girlfriend in face
• One arrested following Christmas Eve shooting
• Energy tax refund hits state coffers
• Police duties can take toll on officers' health
• Woman: God had hand in boy's yule survival
• OPSO seeks missing man
• Louisiana Delta Community College lists honor students
• Louisiana Tech's student-athletes wield sharp pen and sharp sword
• Lack of sign irks landowner
• Firefighters brighten children's Christmas
• FCAHS celebrates 100th anniversary
• City moves toward 165-zoo link
• Snowflakes on holiday a sign from Dad
• Zoo open Monday, closed for Christmas
• State reaps 'Race' money
• Time short, small shops bustle
• Nonprofit delivers on its promise
• MPD books woman on theft and drug possession
• Louisville wreck hits car lot
• Driver arrested near Neville on DWI charge
• Drunken drivers pose threat during holiday season
• Distribution of clothes, blankets 'just a blessing'
• Car on track stops train at mall
• Baggage pickup moves inside
• 3 accused of theft from Walmart
• Goodfellows donations through Dec. 24
• Snag ends session
• More funding could assist meals program
• Petition filed against board's Sharp
• Police have POI in bank robbery
• Jindal solicits union's ed. package opinions
• Ex-employees get holiday help
• District probes teacher's outburst
• Cyber threats lead to charge
• City's efforts benefit nonprofit
• Goodfellows donations through Dec. 22
• Toast: A New Year's Eve Celebration!
• Ouachita County Pumpkin Patch Farms and Pumpkin Picking Guide - Ouachita County
• Back to School for Monroe - Bus Schedules, Lunch Menus, School Supplies and more
• Children’s Christmas Shopping Tour
• Midday Masterworks 2010
• CenturyLink Independence Day Celebration
• Culture in Monroe, Strauss Theatre Center
• Swine flu information, symptoms and resources for Ouachita County
• Ouachita County Apple Picking Orchards and Apple Farms for Ouachita County
• Host an Exchange Student & Make a Difference in a Young Person's Life
• 4th of July Fireworks

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