St. Tammany Deputy Injured While Escorting Funeral

WGNO - Fri Nov 06

At approximately 1 p.m. today the Covington Police Department was notified of a traffic accident involving a pick-up truck and a St.

Deputy leading funeral procession is struck by car

WWL-TV New Orleans - Fri Nov 06

A deputy escorting a funeral procession was struck by a pickup truck and tossed off of his motorcycle Friday afternoon in Covington .

St. Tammany motorcycle deputy struck while escorting funeral procession

Times-Picayune - Fri Nov 06

A St. Tammany Parish sheriff's deputy was struck by a vehicle while escorting a funeral procession on his motorcyle, authorities said.

St. Francis Animal Sanctuary opens adoption center in Covington

Times-Picayune - Wed Nov 04

The Grand Opening of the St. Francis Animal Sanctuary adoption center in Covington starts Thursday, Nov.

St. Tammany Parish poised for growth, officials say

Daily Journal of Commerce - Tue Nov 03

Despite a few recession-induced hiccups, St. Tammany Parish is poised for horizontal growth along Interstates 10 and 12.

Retired Archbishops Hannan and Schulte both ailing, archdiocese says

NOLA.com - Mon Nov 02

Former Archbishops of New Orleans Francis Schulte, left, and Philip Hannan listen during the installation of Archbishop Gregory Aymond at St.

Relevance of Price's testimony to be key in perjury case

Times-Picayune - Mon Nov 02

Former Mandeville Mayor Eddie Price's perjury trial may not turn on whether he lied during a battery trial last year but whether his testimony about a conversation he had with a police sergeant was relevant.

Relics of St. Mary Magdalene draw large crowds

WWL-TV New Orleans - Fri Oct 30

Thousands of faithful touched religious history Friday on the Northshore. One of the faithful touchs the case holding the relics.

Traffic cameras riding high above St. Tammany highways

NOLA.com - Thu Oct 29

Gigantic metal poles are sprouting along interstate highways in St. Tammany Parish, part of the final phase of a project aimed at providing more information about traffic on the busy thoroughfares.

Former bank official gets prison for theft

The Daily Advertiser - Wed Oct 28

NEW ORLEANS - A former Louisiana bank official who pleaded guilty to embezzling around $135,000 from her former employer has been sentenced to six months in prison.