From STPSO: We have gotten more calls and messages from residents still receiving these scam calls. Please share this warning and make sure family members who are not on social media are also aware. The St. Tammany Parish Sheriff’s Office has received several calls from residents about a new scam that is going around. Residents…
Our first guest this morning was Amy from STPG. She was here to talk about a couple of different projects that are going on. We also spoke about a recycling event that is coming up and a festival. Hear her in the interview below. Robin came by to talk about Notes for Education Northshore. Their…
Pat Brister says a long-standing request of the Federal Government for a feasibility study by the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers of St. Tammany Parish, has now been funded. Congressman Steve Scalise, a proponent of the study, has touted its benefits and stressed its importance, as he pushed for its funding since the request by…
On Tuesday, October 15, 2019, the St. Tammany Parish Sheriff’s Office will be participating in National Night Out Against Crime. If your neighborhood wishes to participate this year, and wants a deputy to attend, please register your event by Friday, October 4th. National Night Out is a nation-wide crime prevention event. Traditionally, the event is…
The St. Tammany Parish Sheriff’s Office arrested a federal law enforcement agent and former STPSO employee today for defamation. Jerry Rogers Jr. (DOB 11/3/1972) was arrested after it was discovered he sent numerous emails which included false information in relation to an open investigation. Rogers used a fake name to create an email account and…
Southeastern Louisiana University is home to the first and only collegiate recovery program in the state. Lion Up Recovery, officially recognized by the Association of Recovery in Higher Education, is a voluntary program to help students in recovery achieve their higher education goals. State higher education and local community leaders recently joined with members of…
A proposal put forward by Mayor Donald Villere last week calls for raising the 5½-foot seawall by 1 foot. The $2 million project is aimed mainly at reducing flood insurance rates in the area. This Wednesday at 6 p.m. there will be a public meeting in the Mandeville City Council chambers for residents to see…
This is Luke Bertel. He came to see us today with Liz from the Blood Center to talk about the importance of giving blood. Learn more about his story in the interview below. You can donate toward his recovery HERE. Here is more of Luke’s story from his website… Luke Bertel is a fun-loving 10…