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An Algiers man unable to get over a failed romance was convicted Thursday night of killing his ex-girlfriend's new flame, former Tulane University linebacker Brandon Spincer, who was shot outside a Terrytown apartment complex three years ago moments after giving the woman his final kisses.
Review group considering entrance reform
Louisiana Delta Community College Chancellor Luke Robins said one step the Postsecondary Education Review Commission is considering recommending to the Legislature could bolster growth of the state's already-burgeoning Community and Technical College System.
Tickets still available for West Jefferson Doll and Toy distribution
Tickets are still available for the annual West Jefferson Doll and Toy Fund distribution on Dec.
Black Friday gets going quickly on north shore
With many stores opening earlier than they usually do on Black Friday, many north shore shoppers set their alarm clocks long before the sun came up.
Tim Whitmer's raises proved to be timely
Embattled Jefferson Parish Chief Administrative Officer Tim Whitmer got a 42 percent raise in 2007, the first year of a three-year period used to calculate his projected lifetime pension of $172,000. Rusty Costanza / The Times-Picayune Jefferson Parish Chief Administrative Officer Tim Whitmer saw his base salary jump from $114,000 in 2006 to ...
While Senate Majority Leader Harry Reid pushes health care legislation through Washington, Gambit hit the streets to take the pulse of people's experience with the issue in New Orleans.
Terrytown man convicted in 2005 murder
William Patterson of Terrytown never denied killing Tyronne Temple more than four years ago.
State sets aside some cash for Chinese drywall victims
The state is moving ahead with plans to help some homeowners who have the dreaded toxic Chinese drywall, but there are some strings attached.
Federal recovery money that remains unused since hurricanes Katrina and Rita should be spent on blight remediation and infrastructure repairs in New Orleans, House Speaker Jim Tucker said Thursday.
Second suspect arrested in October killing of Terrytown teen
A Marrero teen has been arrested a month after he and his brother allegedly shot and killed another teen in front of their home, the Jefferson Parish Sheriff's Office announced today.
Insurance deal tarnishes Jeff's image
West Bankers Tim Coulon and Tim Whitmer are very close. Coulon taught Whitmer at Archbishop Shaw High School in Marrero.
School's Diplomas Cause Problems For Students
For most of us, high school graduation is a happy time, but what if your diploma wasn't worth what you thought? The WDSU Problem Solvers have been getting complaints from students who say that's exactly what they've discovered.
Jeff registrar to hold voter registration drive Saturday at Oakwood
The Jefferson Parish Registrar of Voters will hold a voter registration drive on Saturday at Oakwood Shopping Center in Terrytown.
Second suspect arrested in Terrytown murder
A suspect in an April murder in Terrytown was arrested Sunday evening in a Marrero motel, the Jefferson Parish Sheriff's Office reported.
Mosquito spraying planned in Jefferson Parish
Aerial spraying to kill mosquitoes is scheduled Friday night on both sides of the Mississippi River in Jefferson Parish.
Terrytown men booked with smuggling heroin through the mail
Three Terrytown men were arrested after authorities say they ran a heroin smuggling operation through the mail, according to the Jefferson Parish Sheriff's Office.
West Bank soldier, 20, killed in Afghanistan
Pfc. Brian Bates' career in the Army was one measured in months. Army Pfc. Brian Bates After working various offshore jobs, the 20-year-old West Bank resident decided to join the service last November to provide for his wife and two babies.
Nickelodeon N.O. East theme park hits snag
Southern Star Amusement was at Tuesday's State Bond Commission meeting in Baton Rouge.
West Bank Holiday Inn evacuated for fire
Guest, employee taken to hospitals Monday, October 26, 2009 West Bank bureau About 200 guests had to be evacuated from a West Bank motel Sunday morning because of a clothes-dryer fire.