‘I am that next legacy,’ says Alton Sterling’s oldest son
“I am that next legacy. I am here after my dad,” said Cameron Sterling, 16-year-old son of Alton Sterling who was killed by Baton Rouge police, July 5, 2016.
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Gov. Edwards Announces Partnership Between CPRA and Nicholls State to Create Coastal Center
April 22, 2019Baton Rouge - Gov. John Bel Edwards joined Dr. Jay Clune, president of Nicholls State University and Chip Kline, head of the Coastal Protec....
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Gov. Edwards Named Chairman of Jobs for America's Graduates
April 16, 2019Baton Rouge - Today, the Jobs for America’s Graduates (JAG) National Board of Directors voted Gov. John Bel Edwards as the organization&rsq....
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Louisiana Allocates $40 Million to Improve Nearly 500 Struggling Schools Statewide
April 16, 2019Baton Rouge - A committee of the state Board of Elementary and Secondary Education (BESE) today approved about $40 million to improve nearly 500 ....
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Department of Education Names 2019 Louisiana Students of the Year
April 11, 2019Baton Rouge - The Louisiana Department of Education tonight named the 2019 Students of the Year and honored all 21 regional finalists for the pre....
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Gov. Edwards Announces Partnership Between CPRA and Nicholls State to Create Coastal Center
April 22, 2019
