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Pope Francis

Mass of Thanksgiving held at St. Louis Cathedral for Pope Leo XIV

69% Center coverage: 13 sources

The first American Pope was elected to lead the Catholic Church on Thursday, and the Catholic Community in New Orleans are celebrating with a mass Friday.See the Story

Jeff Landry

Louisiana governor teams up with President Donald Trump to crack down on illegal immigration

83% Center coverage: 12 sources

Gov. Jeff Landry joined Deputy Director of ICE Madison Sheahan, ICE Principal Legal Advisor Charlie Wall, and others to announce the partnership called "Operation GEAUX."See the Story

Rayne, Louisiana · Rayne

Rayne police officer killed in domestic dispute standoff

100% Center coverage: 8 sources

RAYNE, La. (KLFY) -- A Rayne Police officer was shot and killed Monday afternoon sources confirm. The shooting stemmed from a domestic dispute on East Harrop Street in Rayne, officials said. A witness told KLFY News 10 one of their family members was stabbed at the home. During the standoff is when the officer was accidentally shot according to sources with the City of Rayne. Louisiana State Police, Acadia Parish Sheriff's Office and Rayne Polic…See the Story

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