On the heels of the embattled lawman’s civil saga with The Independent concluding, the criminal case against Pope gets under way ...
The iconic New Orleans bowling alley-slash-live music venue is expected to announce plans next month for expansion to Lafayette ...
Marshal Pope says he can't find the "motion" his attorney worked on for him in mid-November, despite paying $700 for the legal work. He'll need to keep looking ...
Did City Marshal Brian Pope use taxpayer dollars to cover the cost of legal action last year seeking to open the Garber divorce files? The paper trail suggests so ...
The case has broadened such that attorneys for not only Pope and Castille were present, but also lawyers representing Scott Police Chief Chad Leger, the city of Scott and Lafayette Consolidated Government ...
In analyzing the outcome of the city-parish president race, it comes down to financial reserves and how one spends them ...
Public works director had decided to accept job offer regardless of election outcome ...
When we connect the dots they lead back to an angry real estate developer and his beef with the current LCG administration ...
[Editor's Note: This story was updated to reflect that Blue Cross, had it been billed by Acadian for Jane Doe's accident, would have sought reimbursement from the liable third party.] For Acadian Ambulance, a several-million-dollar judgment against ...
A budget that counts on private investment could count out completing the Connector any time soon ...
Drago's set to take over the location in August ...
We need to face up to how the “new New Orleans,” so celebrated by the Mayor and the self-anointed civic elite, in fact amounts to a hostile assault on African-American families and the working poor ...
Six candidates vie for permanent job; no timeline released for selection process ...
