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'Swamp People' cast member, Mitchell Guist, dies Monday Morning

Mitchell Guist, known on the History Channel's show "Swamp People" as one of the more traditional hunters, died early Monday morning after a fall.
In the Media by Holly Goodwin

Op-Ed: Caroline's Tough, Beautiful Change Special

Toronto - The production of Caroline, or Change currently running in Toronto made me wonder why Tony Kushner’s work isn’t produced more often in Canada.
Digital Journal Report by Cate Kustanczy

'Black panther' spotted in Louisiana likely just a house cat

Covington - Wildlife experts claim that a photo taken by office workers of a supposed black panther prowling in the weeds is likely nothing more than just an average house cat.
In the Media by Kevin Fitzgerald

Op-Ed: 'Disaster Tourism' in post-Katrina New Orleans Special

New Orleans - It's the train-wreck you cannot look away from, or the car accident that makes you slow down despite your better judgement telling you not to be that person. Except in New Orleans, post-Katrina, the event is more an a car accident: it's the entire city.
Digital Journal Report by Andrew Reeves - 5 comments

Tropical storm rains threaten Appalachia with flash floods

New Orleans - Tropical Storm Lee dumped over a foot of rain on Louisiana and Mississippi and continues on a northeast trek threatening the Appalachian states with torrential rains and flash flooding to continue through Wednesday.
In the Media by Kim I. Hartman - 4 comments

Lee brings tornadoes and evacuation to Louisiana

New Orleans - Louisiana braces itself for another run of disastrous weather as Tropical Storm Lee hits ground, with many homes south of New Orleans fighting flooding at their doors.
In the Media by Nancy Houser

Tropical Storm Lee to bring heavy rains, flooding to Gulf coast

New Orleans - Tropical storm warnings have been issued from Alabama to Lousiana, including the New Orleans area, with heavy flooding expected from Tropical Storm Lee. Lee is predicted to dump up to 20 inches of rain over the region throughout the Labor Day weekend.
In the Media by Kim I. Hartman - 2 comments

Uniformed police officer caught having sex on hood of car

Santa Fe - A New Mexico State Policeman, who was recently honored as Officer of the Year, is on paid administrative leave after being caught by a county surveillance camera having sex on the hood of a car.
In the Media by Kim I. Hartman - 4 comments

Man exposes penis at Walmart, claims store arouses him

A man from Louisiana has been arrested for exposing his penis in a Walmart parking lot. According to a police report, the man told police the store arouses him.
In the Media by Christopher Bates

Anal & oral sex soon to be decriminalized in southern state

In Louisiana it is illegal to have oral or anal sex . The original law went into the books in 1805 before the southern state made it into the union. Before the law changes it is a felony to have "unnatural carnal copulation."
In the Media by KJ Mullins - 1 comment
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The effects of the BP oil spill still linger in Louisiana
Louisiana Football Player, Kayla Johnson, Breaks Down Gender Lines
Voting is under way in Louisiana in the race to pick a Republican White House contender, with Rick Santorum expected to do well.
Rick Santorum wins the Republican presidential primary in Louisiana, as he tries to close the gap on front-runner Mitt Romney.
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Mitt Romney disqualified from 2012 Presidential Race?

According to Before It’s News website, Mitt Romney and his son Tagg are tied with Stanford Financial Group $8.5...
May 9, 2012 in  Ron Paul by Paul Bisnar

Million Dollar Quartet Brings Rock n' Roll Back to Life

By Iman Sadri If you enjoyed the movie " Walk the Line," the biopic of Johnny Cash and June Carter Cash, starring...
May 7, 2012 by Iman Sadri

GOP Race: Ron Paul wins Louisiana caucus

Only US Congressman Ron Paul remain standing as viable candidate challenging mainstream media presumptive nominee...
Apr 29, 2012 by Paul Bisnar

When Does Taxation Turn Into Oppression?

The Tax Foundation released its annual tax analysis for this year, analyzing all of the taxes that Americans pay to all...
Apr 7, 2012 by Walter "Bruno" Korschek - 9 comments

Not all Oscar parties are sanctioned

Heading to an Oscar party on Feb. 26? Is the party sanctioned by the Academy? Truth be told, a sanctioned party for...
Feb 14, 2012 by Tim O'Brien
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