A Mississippi man was arrested by the Concordia Parish Sheriff’s Office for allegedly traveling to meet a minor after communicating online.
Throughout the football season, KNOE’s LaShanda McQuinn traveled around Northeast Louisiana each Friday morning to showcase the selected team for that week as they decorated their local Johnny’s Pizza House in preparation for the football game that evening.
The 2023 holiday season is in full swing! The first weekend in December is jam-packed with events open to the community.
ARTVent 2023 is just around the corner, so now is your chance to support the art culture of Northeast Louisiana with the possibility to win some big prizes!
The Monroe Police Department identified Isai Atkins, 21, as the suspect of a recent shooting on Heritage Circle in Monroe.
The Concordia Parish Sheriff’s Office arrested Allen Harris, 38, of Natchez, following an investigation into alleged sex crimes involving a minor.
The City of Monroe announced that Pecan St. between South 6h and 5th Streets will be closed beginning on Monday, Nov. 27, until further notice.
The Monroe Police Department is on the scene of a shooting near the Shadow Hawk Apartments on N. 32nd and Cameron Streets.
Gerard Paul Berry, 56, is a 5′-11″ male who weighs 200 pounds. OPSO says Berry goes by the nickname “Gee.”
The holidays would not be complete without visits from the man himself, Santa Claus. Santa will be making numerous stops in the ArkLaMiss, and we don’t want you to miss out!
The end of the 2023 football season is nearing, and your chances to prove your skill against the Pigskin Picking Prognosticator are shrinking. Do you have what it takes to Beat the Ace?
The Monroe Police Dive Team has ended the search.
The Bastrop Police Department is asking for the public’s help in identifying the suspect of several home burglaries in the Kay Street area.
Those interested in participating in creating Christmas magic this holiday season can adopt a letter written to Santa through USPS Operation Santa Letter Adoption for the 111th year in a row!
Several parishes in the Northeast Louisiana region have lifted their burn ban.
The WCPPJ asked community members to still use caution when burning, despite the ban being lifted.
The University of Louisiana Monroe closed its campus at 2 p.m. on Monday, Nov. 12, due to severe weather.
The Ouachita Parish Sheriff’s Office says Willie Paul Landry, Jr., has been found.
Boil advisories have been issued for these water systems.
Coach Rankins worked at Neville for more than five decades, serving the students as coach and Dean of Students.
For the Winn Parish police juror District 3 spot, Kevin Pharr (R) and Darrell Franks (R) ran against each other.
Scott Mclendon (R) and Lane Windham (R) faced pff to see who would be the next person to serve LaSalle Parish as sheriff.
Chad Ezell (Ind.) and incumbent Sammie L. Byrd (R) both received 50% of the vote in Louisiana’s November 18 general elections.
Statewide races include attorney general, secretary of state, and treasurer. Multi-parish races that impact the Northeast Louisiana viewing area include State House District 21, Board of Elementary and Secondary Education (BESE) District 4, State House District 4, and State House District 18.
Caldwell Parish has a parish-wide proposition and a renewal on the November 18, 2023, ballot.
Micah Hughes (R) and Clyde Polk (D) are facing off to see who will be the next Catahoula Parish District 2 police juror.
Donald Meyers (R) and Harold Sones (R) are facing off to see who will be the next Catahoula Parish District 4 police juror.
The Catahoula Parish School District has two propositions on the November 18, 2023, ballot.
Kenneth Wayne Simpson (D) and Raymond Riley (D) are facing off to see who will be the next District 2 Concordia Parish police juror.
Scottie Whittington (R) and Cornell L. Lewis (R) are facing off to see who will be the next Concordia Parish District 3, Place B police juror.
Concordia Parish is voting on two propositions in the November 18, 2023, election.
East Carroll Parish is voting on four parish-wide propositions in the November 18, 2023, general elections.
Ricky Campbell (R) and Elbert Wallace (R) are facing off to see who will be the next Franklin Parish District 4 police juror.
Rochelle Kelly (D) and Willie Lee Thomas (D) are facing off to see who will be the next Franklin Parish District 5 police juror.
Dorothy Swayzer (D) and Lois Powell Jordan (NON) are facing off to see who will serve as the next councilperson in Winnsboro District 2.
John W. McCarty (I) and Sheketia Combs (D) are facing off to see who will be the next Jackson Parish District 4 police juror.
Jordan “Jordy” Poole (R) and Rod Douglas (R) are facing off to see who will be the next LaSalle Parish District 2 police juror.
Brandon Streetman (R) and Steve Cripps (R) are facing off to see who will be the next LaSalle Parish District 7 police juror.
Travis “Wacker” Prichard (R) and Joseph Jarred Pugh (I) are facing off to see who will be the next LaSalle Parish District 8 police juror.
Brent Farley (R) and Curtis “Curt” Ainsworth (R) are facing off to see who will be the next LaSalle Parish police juror for District 9.
Theresa Wyatt (D) and Greg “Big-C” Williams (D) are facing off to see who will be the next police juror to serve District 1 of Lincoln Parish.
Milton Melton (D) and Gary Wayne Baldwin (D) are facing off to see who will be the next police juror to serve District 10 of Lincoln Parish.
Diane Heard Richards (D) and Patsy Candler (D) are facing off to see who will serve next as Lincoln Parish police juror in District 11.
Citizens are voting on November 18. If the proposition is passed, Ruston will become a part of the statewide non-profit that works to improve public safety during emergencies.
Jane Gladys Sanders (D) and C.J. Oney (N) are facing off to see who will be the next District 5 police juror in Madison Parish.
Morehouse Parish has a parish-wide proposition to be decided in the November 18 elections as well as two Village of Bonita propositions.
The City of Monroe has three propositions on the November 18 election ballot.
Billy Joe Powell (D) and Patrick Stubblefield (D) are facing off to see who will be the next District 2 police juror for Richland Parish.
