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New Orleans police work to track down the lone suspect wanted for allegedly beating and robbing a man. more>> New Orleans police work to track down the lone suspect wanted for allegedly beating and robbing a man. more>> A benefit raises money for 20 people injured in a shooting on Mother's Day.
more>> A benefit raises money for 20 people injured in a shooting on Mother's Day.
more>> Louisiana emergency managers say there's a mobile app for getting up-to-the-minute information from the state in an emergency.
more>> Louisiana emergency managers say there's a mobile app for getting up-to-the-minute information from the state in an emergency.more>> When people die in New Orleans, many are laid to rest at the foot of Canal St. The intersection at City Park Avenue is a sort of neighborhood of cemeteries.
more>> When people die in New Orleans, many are laid to rest at the foot of Canal St. The intersection at City Park Avenue is a sort of neighborhood of cemeteries.
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more>> Within the next several weeks, at the mouth of Bayou St. John, a contractor will dredge a small channel to better connect the bayou with Lake Pontchartrain.
more>> A federal judge has refused to let the city of New Orleans out of a potentially expensive agreement to reform its troubled police department.more>> A federal judge has refused to let the city of New Orleans out of a potentially expensive agreement to reform its troubled police department.more>> Harahan police and members of the Jefferson Parish Sheriff's Office are going out weekly to hunt for the animals, which pose a danger to the community.
more>> Harahan police and members of the Jefferson Parish Sheriff's Office are going out weekly to hunt for the animals, which pose a danger to the community.
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BATON ROUGE, La. (AP) - The staff reshuffling continues in Gov. Bobby Jindal's office, after the exit of the governor's chief of staff shifted people to different jobs in the administration.
Jindal announced Friday that Taylor Teepell will work as deputy chief of staff; Matt Parker will be legislative affairs director; and Anthony Ramirez will be intergovernmental affairs director, working with local government agencies.
The changes take effect Oct. 15. All three men are moving up from other roles in the governor's office.
Teepell and Parker are the brother and brother-in-law of Jindal's top political consultant, Timmy Teepell.
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