‘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.
Louisiana Weekly (New Orleans)- State Supreme Court updates standards for drug courts throughout the state to require confirmation testingBy Nicholas Chrastil The Lens Louisiana’s highest court updated its drug testing standards for drug courts throughout the state to mandate that they have aContinue Reading »
- B.R. Police Chief apologizes for hiring Alton Sterling’s killer(Defender News Service) — In what could only be described as a grievous insult on top of deadly injury, the Baton Rouge police chief apologizedContinue Reading »
- Black male educators sound diversity alarm(Defender News Service) — A diverse and inclusive education workforce can play a critical role in ensuring that students receive a robust, quality educational experience.Continue Reading »
- If you smoke pot, your anesthesiologist needs to knowBy Kate Ruder Contributing Writer (Special from khn.org) — When Colorado legalized marijuana, it became a pioneer in creating new policies to deal with theContinue Reading »
- NAACP blames Trump for fueling ‘racism, bigotry and white supremacy’By Hazel Trice Edney Contributing Writer (TriceEdneyWire.com) — President Donald Trump, in the wake of mass shootings that killed at least 31 people over theContinue Reading »
- State Supreme Court updates standards for drug courts throughout the state to require confirmation testing
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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
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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
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