First-year student found dead in Newman University dorm ↗
A first-year Newman University student was found dead in her dorm Sunday morning, and officials say her cause of death is currently unknown.
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Family members, volunteers and the United Cajun Navy searched Saturday for Christian Munn-Holliday, a woman who went missing near the Atchafalaya Basin on Sept. 30 following a two-car crash near the Whiskey Bay exit travelling eastbound.
East Baton Rouge Emergency Medical Services is gearing up for its Explorer Post program, meant to give hands-on experience to young people interested in the medical field.
Temporary LED lights are illuminating a stretch of Nicholson Drive near LSU as officials work to improve safety for pedestrians and drivers following a crash that killed an LSU student and her fiancé.
The Baton Rouge Fire Department responded to a house fire on Brice Street around 10:23 p.m.
A personal aircraft crashed under "unknown circumstances" resulting in one death, the FAA released in its Monday preliminary report of the Sunday plane crash at the Mayfield Graves County Airport.
When floodwaters hit Cape Girardeau in late June, there was no shortage of people willing to lend a hand, including Bobby Newton.
New details revealed Monday indicate that Sunday's plane crash was at least the second the victim and his daughter were involved in, according to a Denver Post article from July 9, 2010.
The crash happened around 3 p.m. near the Hanley Lane overpass, according to Ready Frankfort on social media.
Three vehicles were involved in the crash that happened at the intersection of Old Richmond and McCalls Mill Road, according to LexWrecks.
Samuel Wickey, 22, of Londonderry, Ohio, was riding his bike down a hill on KY-167 when he lost control, left the road and was thrown from it. Wickey died from injuries sustained in the crash, although he was wearing a helmet, according to Kentucky State Police.
Rapid Fire Home Buyers is bringing its annual Home Giveaway to Lexington for the first time. One deserving family will receive a home at no cost.
A Stanton home was declared a total loss after a structure fire Sunday morning left the homeowner with severe burns, according to the Clay City Fire Department.