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Forecasters say areas above Interstate 10 could get a mix of rain, sleet and snow
The National Weather Service says north and central Louisiana could get 2 to 4 inches of snow Thursday night and Friday morning, with snow possible as far south as Slidell and Baton Rouge.
Slidell Mayor Ben Morris welcomes outside opinion on budgeting dispute
"We felt we had to clarify the lines of authority," Morris said Monday. "I think issues were all legitimate.
Pep Rally Tonight For Northshore Who Dats
Who Dats dressed in their finest Who Dat gear will gather at the Northshore Harbor Center to cheer the Saints on to victory in the Super Bowl Friday, February 5, 2010 Saints fans on the northshore will get a chance this evening to show their support for the boys in black and gold as they prepare for the Super Bowl.
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Five incumbents and former mayor are elected to Slidell City Council
Five incumbents and a former mayor were elected on Friday to the Slidell City Council after no one registered to oppose them in the March 27 municipal primaries.
Slidell candidates sign up in police chief, council races
Two more Slidell candidates qualified for the March 27 municipal elections Thursday as the second day of qualifying came to a close.
Candidates in Mandeville, Slidell, Sun sign up as qualifying begins
Hours into the first day of qualifying for the March 27 municipal primaries, three mayoral candidates have signed up to run in Mandeville and Slidell.
Mayor Ben Morris sees budget cuts ahead for Slidell
Reversing track from a sunnier economic view he held last spring, Slidell Mayor Ben Morris told city officials on Monday that the city is considering a number of cuts to offset a $1.3 million slump in sales tax collections and an unexpected jump in its contribution to the state police retirement system.
In wake of Audit Commitee vote, Mandeville resident hopes for new slate of council members
A Mandeville resident hopes a City Council decision to reduce the number of residents on the city's Audit Committee will be enough to spur voters to bring in a new slate of council members in the next election.
Slidell constructing $4.7M city building
SLIDELL, La. a ' Officials have broken ground on a new $4.7 million municipal building for the city of Slidell.
Burglars steal $15,000 worth of cigarettes in Slidell
Thieves made off with about $15,000 worth of cigarettes in a pair of Saturday morning buglaries in Slidell, authorities said Tuesday.
Standing alongside U.S. Rep. Steve Scalise after a tour of proposed hurricane and flood-control projects in the Slidell area on Monday, Arkansas Rep.
Excitement over New Orleans Saints bolsters donations for Haiti
Lee Road School students and teachers participate in a fundraising event for Haitian earthquake victims Friday.
Veteran Slidell cop eyes council
Making a play for the Slidell City Council after a 27-year career in the Slidell Police Department, Michael "Terry" Youngs says he has not finished serving the public.
Man who pleaded guilty in Slidell quadruple murder gets 20-year sentence
A man who turned state's evidence in last week's quadruple murder trial in St. Tammany Parish was sentenced this afternoon to 20 years in prison for distribution of cocaine and being an accessory to murder.
Artistic talents being nurtured at Carolyn Park Middle School in Slidell
Students show off their artwork Wednesday from 'Growing the Cultural Economy' arts grant program at Carolyn Middle School in Slidell.
Tree seedlings to be given away in Slidell on Saturday
More than 2,000 tree seedlings will be given away Saturday from 8 to 11 a.m. at Heritage Park in Slidell.
Men arrested in Slidell armed robbery
Two men have been arrested for allegedly robbing a Slidell gas station on the night of Jan.
Krewe Of Claude's Holds 24th Annual Parade
With about a month before Mardi Gras, the Krewe of Claude got things started Sunday and took to the streets of Slidell for its annual parade.
2 Found Guilty Of 2006 Quadruple Slaying
A verdict has been reached in a 2006 quadruple slaying in Slidell. Kelvin Kaigler, 28, and James Bishop, 42, were found guilty of first-degree murder.