Slidell Mayor Greg Cromer to resign, take job with Landry Administration
SLIDELL, La. — Slidell Mayor Greg Cromer will leave office nearly 18 months before his term ends to join Gov. Jeff Landry’s administration, triggering a series of changes in the city’s government.
Slidell mayor accepts job with Louisiana Governor’s office
Slidell Mayor Greg Cromer will be leaving his position more than a year early to take a job with Louisiana Gov. Jeff Landry’s ...
Slidell mayor steps down, takes role with Gov. Jeff Landry's office
The mayor of Slidell has officially stepped down and accepted a new position with Gov. Jeff Landry's administration. Greg ...
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St. Tammany high schools to enact block scheduling
All eight St. Tammany Parish high schools will enact a block schedule in August to maximize learning, schools Superintendent ...
Louisiana miscarriage patient who had to cross state lines for a D&C wants answers
This is the sixth installment of an occasional States Newsroom series called When and Where: Abortion Access in America, ...
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From The Files of The Farmer
There are 288 cities in the United States which have streetcar lines, and in only 13 of these is there a 5-cent fare. The ...
I-TEAM: Nakamoto exposes state loophole allowing taxpayers to compensate convicts
In the Baton Rouge area, former West Baton Rouge Deputy Mandy Miller was convicted in federal court in 2022. She stole ...
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ISP awarded BEAD funds for St. Tammany broadband work
A Louisiana-based ISP has awarded Broadband Equity Access and Deployment (BEAD) program funds to reach underserved locations.