New Orleans terrorist attack: 2 Fort Myers women, Canterbury grads, among the injured
Two Canterbury School graduates were critically injured in the New Orleans terrorist attack. Elle Eisele and Steele Idelson ― both 19 and who graduated from the Fort Myers school in 2023 ― were among the more than 30 people injured early Wednesday when a man plowed a pickup through a crowded Bourbon Street.
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Louisiana State AG Calls for Sugar Bowl to Be Postponed Further Amid Ongoing Terror InvestigationLouisiana State AG Liz Murrill appeared on Fox & Friends and urged local authorities to postpone the Georgia-Notre Dame ...
As Louisiana Poet Laureate, Alison Pelegrin, writer in residence at Southeastern Louisiana University, is Louisiana’s acting ...
Olivia Dunne has officially graduated from Louisiana State University after completing her fifth year with the school — and ...
"It's just sad that that's the stuff that goes on. Not just in New Orleans, but all over the world," star Bengals wideout Ja'Marr Chase, who grew up in a New Orleans suburb, said Wednesday.
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The gymnast also teased her plans to go to “grad school” after finishing up at LSU. However, it’s unclear exactly what school ...
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Louisiana governor ‘convinced’ New Orleans is safeLouisiana Gov. Jeff Landry (R) said he’s “convinced” the city is safe after a Wednesday attack that killed 15 and injured ...
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A U.S. Army veteran driving a pickup truck that bore the flag of the Islamic State group wrought carnage on New Orleans’ raucous New Year’s celebration, killing 15 people as he steered around a police ...
“Agents have learned that neither hunter was wearing any hunter’s orange and did not possess deer tags,” state wildlife ...
On Monday, President-elect Donald Trump endorsed Mike Johnson to remain as Speaker of the House, praising his character and ...
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