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Son of Sheriff’s Deputy Says He Burned Down 3 Black Churches to Boost His Black Metal Cred
Holden Matthews, 22, switched his plea to “guilty” on Monday.
Police Finally Think They Know Who's Been Killing Homeless People in Baton Rouge
The murders have left the unsheltered residents of Louisiana's capital city on edge for weeks.
Homeless People Keep Getting Murdered in Louisiana. Police Fear the Killings May Be Related.
Baton Rouge police are warning the homeless not to sleep outdoors.
'Cancer Alley' Residents Are Trying to Stop a Huge Plastics Plant from Being Built on the Graves of Slaves
“Our community cannot handle another chemical plant.”
This Is How the Climate Crisis Wipes an American Community Off the Map
Pecan Acres in Louisiana has flooded 17 times in the past 30 years. Residents of 'Flood City' are finally moving to higher ground.
What It’s Like to Live in a City That's Slowly Drowning
Climate change is making New Orleans wetter, hotter, and more dangerous. It's a preview of what might happen to a state near you.
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This Hidden Rule Could Make It Impossible to Fight an Abortion Ban in Court
Buried inside a new Supreme Court case is a "wrecking ball" that could devastate abortion access.
ICE Has Been Ramping Up Its Work With a Private Prison Company Connected to Horrific Allegations
A migrant at one of the facilities committed suicide earlier this month after being put in solitary confinement.
What We Know About the Asylum-Seeker Who Committed Suicide in ICE Custody
He was frustrated with the immigration process and put into solitary confinement.
He Said He Was Innocent For Over 40 Years. Now He's Pleading Guilty Just to Walk Free.
Elvis Brooks had an alibi for the night of the deadly robbery — and 12 other people to back up his account.
Boudin Balls Recipe
The Cajun classic from everyone's favorite, Isaac Toups.
Why Abortion Foes Are Psyched About the New Supreme Court Case
“We’ve been waiting on this.”
