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Former Monroe City Councilman Robert E. "Red" Stevens has pled guilty to accepting cash bribe payments from an FBI cooperating witness in exchange for help with matters pending before the council.

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 710 KEEL News has learned that the Shreveport bomb unit has given the all clear and packed up following a bomb scare that caused the evacuation of Hope Medical Group For Women.

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One World Trade Center, which will soon become the tallest building in the Western Hemisphere, received one of its final pieces today: the spire that will sit atop the skyscraper.

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May is Air Quality Awareness Month and the Department of Environmental Quality says many parts of the state are close to being out of compliance with EPA air quality standards.

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Louisiana is number one, when it comes to births to non-married mothers.

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Mother's Day is May 12th this year, giving you 10 days from now to figure out what to give the mothers in your life for this holiday.

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It was not only a rainbow, it was a double rainbow. When I got home I started looking at my pictures. WOW! I was in the Sams parking lot when I first spotted this beautiful sight.

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The fourth and final round of this year's Regional Autonomous Robotics Competition takes place this Saturday.

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This week, Rush Limbaugh has been discussing NBA player Jason Collins coming out as a homosexual and the controversy -- and praise -- that have surrounded him. There seems to be a lot of support for the basketball player, but not so much for those who oppose his lifestyle.

One who's been ruffling some feathers is ESPN journalist Chris Broussard.

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The right to bear arms is taking on a whole new look in one Texas city.

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