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Patterson mayor says he is taking mayor-elect to court, claims he doesn't have high school diploma
Posted 7:07 AM 11/4/2026 by Domenic Purdy
PATTERSON — Patterson Mayor Rodney Grogan, after losing re-election, says he is taking Mayor-elect Slade Sanders to court, alleging that he violated the law by running without a high school diploma or GED.
Sanders, a Republican, beat Grogan, a Democrat, (More)
TEAM 2 TRAFFIC: Right lane of I-10 eastbound blocked near LaPlace due to crash, causing delays
Schools in White Castle, Dorseyville will have delayed starts Wednesday due to power outage
Cotton Road closed in Patterson as crews repair railroad crossing
2une In Previews: District 5 Councilman Darryl Hurst encourages families to participate in annual toy drive
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Voters in southeastern Louisiana pick replacement for term-limited PSC member
Posted 9:55 PM 11/3/2026 by WBRZ Staff
NEW ORLEANS — Republican Stephanie Hilferty has been elected to the state Public Service Commission.
Hilferty, a state lawmaker from New Orleans for the last decade, defeated Chris Justin and Connie Norris, according to complete but unofficial returns. She picked up nearly 60 percent (More)
Today
Incumbents keep 4 Congressional seats, two districts headed to run-off elections
Posted 10:48 PM 11/3/2026 by Logan Cullop
BATON ROUGE - Four incumbents in the state congressional races will keep their seats, and voters will return to the polls in December for two runoff elections.
Voters elected to keep Republicans (More)
Yesterday
State Sen. Blake Miguez, Chauna Banks headed to runoff for 6th Congressional District
Posted 10:13 PM 11/3/2026 by WBRZ Staff
BATON ROUGE - Republican State Senator Blake Miguez and Democrat Chauna Banks are headed to a runoff election where voters will decide who the next U.S. Rep. for Louisiana's 6th Congressional District will be.
Banks served on the Metro Council from 2013 to 2024. During WBRZ's candidate (More)