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Inmate phone calls will drop starting January 1st

October 3, 2024October 15, 2024 Free PressBreaking News, Community News

After years of paying excessive rates to speak by telephone with their family members in Louisiana jails and prisons, the 40,000 families of Louisiana inmates will soon receive relief, thanks to Congress, federal regulators, and Foster Campbell. Effective January 1,…

Foster Campbell, Inmate phone rates, jails, Louisiana, prisons

Record a cop? Stay 25 feet away or go to jail!

May 30, 2024July 8, 2024 Free PressBreaking News, Crime

If you are recording a police action, be sure to stay 25 feet away, or a new law just signed this week could send you to jail. Louisiana has introduced strict penalties for individuals who violate the new law that…

25 feet, Louisiana, new law

Houses passes concealed carry bill, gun violence increase expected

February 29, 2024May 27, 2024 Free PressBreaking News, Louisiana State Legislature

The passage of the permitless concealed carry bill in Louisiana Wednesday, marks a significant alteration in the state’s approach to firearm regulation, stirring a mix of reactions across the political and social spectrum. With the bill clearing the House and…

Firearms, Louisiana, permitless concealed carry bill

Bill to strip police of “qualified immunity” in abuse complaints fails

June 3, 2021 Free PressBreaking News

Baton Rouge, Louisiana. HB 609, a vital part of the Louisiana Legislative Black Caucus’ agenda authored by Representative Edmond Jordan, was rejected yesterday in the Senate Judiciary B committee. HB 609 deals with qualified immunity, which traditionally rendered police officers…

Baton Rouge, HB 609, Louisiana, Rep. Ted James

Glover’s bill would make pot almost legal in Louisiana, no jail, $100 fine

May 17, 2021May 17, 2021 Free PressBreaking News

If a bill passed by the Louisiana House of Representatives becomes simple possession of Marijuana in Louisiana may be reduced to a slap on the wrist instead of major jail time.   The bill (HB652) is sponsored by Shreveport Representative…

bill, Louisiana, Louisiana House of Representatives, Marijuana, pot, Rep. Cedric Glover

As COVID-19 cases increase, Louisiana will stay in Phase Two

June 25, 2020June 25, 2020 Free PressSubmissions

Baton Rouge — Gov. John Bel Edwards announced that Louisiana will stay in Phase Two of reopening, as the number of COVID-19 cases and related hospitalizations have started to rise in several regions across the state. The Governor will extend…

COVID-19, Gov. John Bel Edwards, Louisiana, Phase Two

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Celebrating Birthdays Today: --Lawanna Clemons, Stacy Haywood, John C. Baker, MaKalia Bosley, Ernest Griffin, Olivia Starr, Morris Davis, Leroy Francis, Sheila Williams, Bridgett Dianne Hudson, Joann Smart, James Gilbert, Annie Whitehead Woodard, Casey Richardson, Caris Delamareion White, Willie B. McGinnis, In Loving Memory of Jerry Woodrow Ford. (9)

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Our Rich Black Heritage: Black businesses that used to be located in Monroe, Louisiana

By Garry Blanson Recently, I learned that several U.S. states are being…

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Our Rich Black Heritage: Caesar Carpentier Antoine

By Garry Blanson Not so long ago, "in most Black communities, in…

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Our Rich Black Heritage: “Held down by Louisiana Law!”

By Garry Blanson The White Louisiana Bourbon Democrats, the 1898 Louisiana State…

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