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Sara Pagones mainly focuses on local news, particularly in the St. Tammany Parish area and New Orleans, Louisiana. She covers evolving political stories, breaking news related to government announcements and legal policy regulations.
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When Rose Marie Sand was first invited to be in a Christmas performance some of her friends put on annually for STARC clients, she was a newcomer to Slidell and
Slidell voters will choose between two veteran law enforcement officers, both retired from the Slidell Police Department, when they elect a new police chief on May 16.
A spate of open seats on the Slidell City Council guarantees at least four new faces in district seats, with races in District A and District B each drawing a pair of first-time candidates who pledge to bring better communication in city government and more city resources to their constituents.
Wallace Laird, a four-decade lawman who served as second in command under three St. Tammany Parish sheriffs, died at his Folsom-area home Monday. He was 87.
By: Sara Pagones
Two multi-million-dollar projects that will provide much greater space for library users in Lacombe and Slidell are closer to construction following a vote by the St. Tammany Parish Library Board of Control last month to designate capital funds for the work.
The St. Tammany Parish School Board agreed that it will revise its budget to provide an employee salary stipend, but only after expressing frustration with Gov. Jeff Landry's executive order that requires local districts to pick up the tab.
The St. Tammany Parish School Board agreed that it will revise its budget to provide an employee salary stipend, but only after expressing frustration with Gov. Jeff Landry’s executive order
When qualifying for the Nov. 3 election closed earlier this month, Collin Sims had clinched his first full term as the 22nd Judicial District Attorney without drawing an opponent, but that doesn't mean the career prosecutor isn't in full campaign mode.
By: Sara Pagones
Sims is hoping for the passage of a new quarter-cent sales tax that would stabilize his office's long-strapped budget. The tax is on ballots on Dec. 12.“It has been the constant albatross around this office for years.”
Pearl River voters will decide Nov. 3 whether a current member of the Pearl River Police Department or a longtime law enforcement officer who got his start in the department
