Bobby Latiolais puzzles over a freak gust that would upend his storage shed without disturbing any of its contents during Monday morning’s bad weather at Hebert’s Trailer Park.
Monday morning’s supercell shattered an oak tree and sent limbs crashing down on tombs in the Methodist Cemetery on Resweber Street in St. Martinville.
Plincley Robertson of Parks examines the damage to her carport.
Narcotics agents with the St. Martin Parish Sheriff’s Office Friday morning executed two search warrants at two different houses simultaneously on Governor Mouton Street in St. Martinville.
Deputies recovered approximately $20,000 in cash, crack cocaine, marijuana, unspecified pills and synthetic cannabinoids.
St. Martinville will host the National Day of Prayer Thursday, May 7. The theme this year is “O Lord, Hear Our Prayer.”
According to the Louisiana Highway Safety Commission (LHSC), pickup truck drivers and their passengers are among the least likely American motorists to regularly wear their safety belts.