Thursday, May 23 2013 2:14 AM EDT2013-05-23 06:14:07 GMT
Two Caddo Parish deputies have just returned from Moore, OK, where they were helping local law enforcement in the days following the EF5 tornado that brought so much destruction on Monday. Sergeant JohnMore >>
Two Caddo Parish deputies have just returned from Moore, OK, where they were helping local law enforcement in the days following the EF5 tornado that brought so much destruction on Monday. Sergeant JohnMore >>
Thursday, May 23 2013 1:20 AM EDT2013-05-23 05:20:50 GMT
All four lanes in both directions on W. 70th Street have reopened following a two-car crash that killed one driver in West Shreveport on Wednesday evening.More >>
All four lanes in both directions on W. 70th Street have reopened following a two-car crash that killed one driver in West Shreveport on Wednesday evening.More >>
Wednesday, May 22 2013 11:29 PM EDT2013-05-23 03:29:31 GMT
Those who have been to the Caddo Parish courthouse are familiar with the screening system to enter the building. Empty the pockets and walk through the scanner that alerts authorities to illegal contraband.More >>
Those who have been to the Caddo Parish courthouse are familiar with the screening system to enter the building. Empty the pockets and walk through the scanner that alerts authorities to illegal contraband.More >>
Wednesday, May 22 2013 11:27 PM EDT2013-05-23 03:27:53 GMT
The demand is high for storm shelters in the Ark-La-Tex after the deadly tornado outbreaks over the past few weeks.More >>
The demand is high for storm shelters in the Ark-La-Tex after the deadly tornado outbreaks over the past few weeks. More >>
COLUMBIA, S.C. (AP) - A bill meant to prevent another ballot-tossing election debacle is scheduled for debate by the Senate Judiciary Committee.
Chairman Larry Martin says his first priority is pushing through a bill clearing up the confusion that led to 250 candidates statewide being tossed from last June's primary ballots.
Martin says the Legislature needs to fix that quickly and move on.
The proposal syncs the candidate filing process for incumbents and those seeking public office. All would file financial disclosure forms online.
Senators will also consider changing the punishment, so that candidates have an opportunity to correct a glitch and pay a fine, rather than being removed from the race.
Last year's legal mess stemmed from a 2010 law on electronic filing that didn't match up different sections of state law.
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