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Reviews by RushLimbmalt:
3.53/5 rDev +18.5%
I finally got the courage to pick up a sixer of Red Stripe. I am pleasantly surprised. I was recommended this beer by a Bud light drinker so I had some reservations, but it is not a bad beer at all. It is a very light golden color and has no head after 10 seconds, but it smells tasty... a pleasant sweetness and even hops. For an adjunct lager this is fantastic. It flavor is very sweet and almost citrusy and follows with a very mild hop bite, but again for what it is it is surprising. Who knew that Jamaicans could brew good beer and fantastic reefer? I am so there...
03-12-2005 06:06:41 | More by RushLimbmalt
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4.26/5 rDev +43%
Appearance: The appearance of Red Stripe was of a normal lager. Hard to tell the color due to the brown and unique bottle that it came in.
Smell: I was able to smell the hops within this brew. I thought it was a pleasant smell.
Taste- I really like the taste of this beer. It was smooth and I was able to taste the alcohol.
Mouthfeel- The texture of the beer is very smooth.
Overall- I thought this was a good beer overall and I would drink it again.
02-23-2013 22:23:24 | More by RyanLaCount03
Newfoundland (Canada)
2/5 rDev -32.9%
09-28-2013 22:54:43 | More by cam477
Ontario (Canada)
3.25/5 rDev +9.1%
10-08-2012 13:32:31 | More by beerhunter13
2.75/5 rDev -7.7%
06-22-2014 02:02:20 | More by DanGeo
3.38/5 rDev +13.4%
Red Stripe is a mild pilsner with a mild flavor and a slight hop bitterness. Don't look for robust flavor. What you find is a crisp refreshing light ale that is great for the hot but breezy sun of Jamaica. Light on the palate and very drinkable.
Red Stripe is a beer that is best drank within it's environment just like Balashi from Aruba is. Reminds me of a less skunky Heineken. The pickin' is slim in Jamaica so this is my top beer choice.
07-20-2009 16:14:12 | More by ExtraStout
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3/5 rDev +0.7%
06-29-2013 15:46:26 | More by MadScientist
4/5 rDev +34.2%
09-12-2012 01:27:51 | More by tohe9384
3.1/5 rDev +4%
Red Stripe Jamaican Lager. Bottle states that for 75 years the spirit, rhythm and pulse of Jamaica has been embodied in this beer... lets see.
A- Pours a very clean light straw yellow liquid that sends a nicly active thick white head in to action. This head then falls leaving a foamy ring around the glass and slight lace retention.
S- I smell sweet corn malts, sugar and maybe even a little hop stank. Kind of a dull overall scent.
T- At first is the very sugery sweet corn and malts followed by a murky thick grain flavor that is overpowering to the finish. Very light notes of yeasty properties at end of taste.
M-D- Mouthfeel is almost an artifical smooth feeling on my tongue tricking it to allow the beer to go down, almost to thick feel.
I will give this one a plus on drinkablity, it contains nothing that would stop a party beer from happening... its from Jamaica mon!
05-04-2009 05:13:18 | More by wesbrownyeah
3.5/5 rDev +17.4%
01-16-2013 14:33:02 | More by tbryan5
1.5/5 rDev -49.7%
12-12-2013 04:09:50 | More by SuomiHobbit
Rhode Island
3/5 rDev +0.7%
04-09-2014 15:52:13 | More by MikeC144
5/5 rDev +67.8%
03-25-2012 00:28:05 | More by markallmon
1.5/5 rDev -49.7%
06-22-2014 02:07:46 | More by jonny1138
Alberta (Canada)
2.25/5 rDev -24.5%
08-21-2013 15:16:55 | More by FadetoBock
1/5 rDev -66.4%
08-03-2012 01:51:28 | More by TheAdamConners
2.5/5 rDev -16.1%
08-13-2012 19:25:46 | More by danthehopslamman
3.6/5 rDev +20.8%
12 onz brown bottle No freshness date .
The appearance is golden color with nice (did'nt expect) white head.It smells like something mustard not bad. A really nice taste hop and some bitterness but very low. It can dry your mouth.One is good the other one maybe other day.
06-23-2007 04:17:33 | More by BeerDreadz
2.25/5 rDev -24.5%
05-15-2014 03:27:42 | More by DaftPatrick
3.1/5 rDev +4%
A- The beer has a good golden color with a foamy white head.
S- The smell of a pretty yeasty sweet adjunct beer.
T-The Taste isn't too bad for what it is. It has a more European taste then the typical sweet cervezas and American pilsners.
M-The beer is very carbonated, which makes it more refreshing.
D-Very light and drinkable. This beer sits well and is definitely something you could crack open at someone's party and not be in pain like drinking a Coors.
Beer is beer, and when you're sitting around with your buddies and they toss you a Red Stripe, you got to take it for what it is and just enjoy life.
05-12-2010 09:37:06 | More by 3HovsepiansBrews
3.5/5 rDev +17.4%
08-25-2012 03:15:44 | More by BK2084
3/5 rDev +0.7%
08-06-2014 04:11:31 | More by Afroman
3/5 rDev +0.7%
04-06-2012 17:55:32 | More by DWolf
1.5/5 rDev -49.7%
01-08-2012 22:28:34 | More by WuAnquo1
3.5/5 rDev +17.4%
Presentation: 12oz custom brown "shorty" bottle with a red & white painted label. No freshness date. Label states: "For over 65 years Red Stripe has embodied the spirit, rhythum and pulse of Jamaica and its people." -- hey, I thought that was marijuana that did that?
Appearance: Clear pale gold in colour with lively carbonation and a healthy creamy white lace of a head.
Smell: Faint hop and grain aroma, with a touch of sulfur.
Taste: Light to medium body. Mouthfeel is fairly smooth and creamy on the palate (from the carbonation). Upfront dextrin sweetness followed by a rather lemon/lime hop bitterness, a slight crisp snap and a brush of coarse hop leaf on the palate. Finishes with a light grain dryness and grain/steely flavour.
Notes: Not a bad brew. Refreshing. Goes great with jerked foods or one of my favourites, curried goat. They sell it at Rhythm & Spice Caribbean Grill in Central Sq. Cambridge, MA. An excellent match with all of their food.
11-30-2000 23:02:43 | More by Todd
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Strauss married singer Henriette "Jetty" Treffz in August 1862, and they settled in Hietzing. Thereafter, she became his business manager and apparently a great inspiration, drawing him toward operetta, just as Viennese theater operators were becoming tired of the works of Offenbach. His first, Indigo und die vierzig Räuber, came in 1871, and his most famous, Die Fledermaus, was staged three years later with great success. Eine Nacht in Venedig (1883) and Der Zigeunerbaron (1885) were his only other international operetta hits.
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Strauss, a Roman Catholic, left the church and had to give up his Austrian citizenship to marry Adele Deutsch in 1887, owing to the Church's unwillingness to recognize his divorce. His new wife, with whom he had lived for a long period before their marriage, seemed to inspire him much like his first wife. In his last years, Strauss remained quite productive and active. He was working on a ballet, Cinderella, when he developed a respiratory ailment which grew into pneumonia. He died on June 3, 1899. Read less
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The state of Mississippi is home to two of the SEC's top three returning quarterbacks.
Welcome to Raycom News Network's live blog from SEC Media Days in Hoover, AL.
(RNN) – Sweet Tim Tebow, this was a terrible week.
But before ridiculing the SEC, here are a couple of passing shots at other people. Lee Corso is insane, and there's a good story behind Michigan's quarterback wearing No. 98, but it's also perhaps the strangest football-related thing I've ever seen.1
Here is the weekly list of what we learned from watching SEC games in Week 2.
1. Georgia forgot who it was, and that was a good thing. So, Mark Richt can't win a big game, huh? Wrong! Who's laughing now? Who's on the hot seat now? Who just made Steve Spurrier make a Steve Spurrier face?
The correct answers are Mark Richt, not Mark Richt and Mark Richt. Georgia finally won a big game over a higher-ranked team and looked fairly good doing it. It had to happen sooner or later. The Bulldogs even managed to hold on to a two-score lead in the fourth quarter and won 41-30 over South Carolina.
Richt's team had a balanced attack, didn't commit any turnovers, made a goal line stand, played ball control in the fourth quarter and didn't do anything remarkably stupid. Who is this team and what have they done with Georgia?
The sad thing is Georgia always had the potential to do that, they just didn't. In recent years the Bulldogs have had top notch defensive linemen, excellent linebackers, a solid secondary, stellar running backs and perhaps the best quarterback in the country. They've also had a coach who didn't appear to know he had those things.
Aaron Murray was both stellar and efficient, going 17-for-23 and passing for 309 yards and four touchdowns while Todd Gurley ran for 134 yards and a touchdown after getting 30 carries, which is unheard of for a Mark Richt running back. Georgia really should do that more often.
If I have to start taking Georgia seriously, I'm going to be out of things to write about.
2. Florida forgot who it was, and that was a bad thing. First, let's get a little context. Last year, in Florida's two losses, it had nine turnovers – three against Louisville in the Sugar Bowl and six against Georgia. In a 21-16 loss to Miami this week, the Gators had five.
Florida dominated the game. Miami was 1-for-11 on third down, gained 49 yards rushing despite giving all-hype team running back Duke Johnson 21 carries and didn't let Miami's offense get much room to breathe.
The only problem with that is that Miami was able to pick off two passes in the red zone, score on short drives and forget about defending the running game. Solomon Patton had 118 yards and a touchdown for the Gators and Quinton Dunbar had 98, but they're both wide receivers.
Allow me to say that another way. Florida is a running team that is so much of a running team that it resembles a single wing offense – the running back goes left, and the quarterback goes right. There's very little throwing. They win at the line of scrimmage with a slow, plodding offense and crushing defense. It's a proven winner, which is why having two receivers with 100 yards is uncharted water for a single wing team. I mean that for the entire season, not just one game.
The defense was there, and the only time the Gators trailed by enough that throwing was their only option was with 3 minutes left in the game. Jeff Driskel attempted 33 passes and threw for 291 yards with three interceptions. Compare that to a few stat lines from last season in wins against Texas A&M (16 attempts for 162 yards, no interceptions), Tennessee (20 attempts for 219 yards, no interceptions), LSU (12 attempts for 61 yards, no interceptions), Vanderbilt (20 attempts for 77 yards, no interceptions) and South Carolina (16 attempts for 93 yards, no interceptions).
That's three games against good teams with good defenses where the quarterback threw for less than 100 yards, and Florida won all three. That's not an accident. Miami's defense isn't as good as either of those.
Having a proven formula for winning is important, but following that formula is even more important. It's like coach Will Muschamp is the maitre d' at the restaurant where Florida fans like to eat and they called for a reservation next to the fountain in the center of the dining room, but when they show up he forgot to write it down and they have to sit next to the bathroom door.
At this rate, it's only a matter of time before Muschamp gets Richt's reputation as a big game flop.
3. Tennessee has a new identity. Loyal readers of What We Learned (if there even are any) will know that I love the running game. Tennessee has ditched its hey-that-dude-is-open style for a lets-try-actually-blocking-somebody-for-a-change style, and I think it's a good move.
Marlin Lane got 97 yards on the ground and a touchdown in the Vols' 52-20 win over Western Kentucky, which was going for its second SEC win of the season. Rajion Neal added 74 yards and three rushing touchdowns.
I don't know if this new trend is because the Vols have played Western Kentucky2 and Austin Peay, but if they can keep it up, Tennessee will at least have a puncher's chance next week against Oregon.
4. "Johnny Football" is ready for Alabama. Texas A&M had two goals this week against Sam Houston State: 1. Win the game, and 2. Keep Johnny Manziel's ACLs intact. Both happened. Bring on Alabama.
It was a big game for Johnny Signed Football3 even if it was Sam Houston State and he won 65-28. Do you think he could throw for 403 yards, three touchdowns and an interception against just anybody? Actually, he can. I'm not sure where I was going with this.
Oh right, he can still walk. As long as Johnny Football can put on shoulder pads, find a helmet that fits and take two steps under his own power, he's a threat to Alabama and anybody else who dares venture into Aggieland.
Manziel didn't run much against the Fighting Sammies4 because of goal No. 2, but he'll be kicking up a Texas dust storm against the Tide, because if he doesn't A&M won't win. See you next week at 3:30 p.m. Eastern on CBS.
5. James Franklin (player) looks better than last year. This is good news for Missouri faithful because Franklin was pretty bad last year. Of course, the Tigers haven't played anybody yet, so what he's done so far might not mean anything.
But if pointless easy wins in Game 2 don't mean anything then I'm out of a job, and I'm not willing to look behind that door. Franklin threw for 212 yards and rushed (OMG! He can run, too!) for 77 yards in a 38-23 win over Toledo. He's like Johnny Manziel Jr – half the yards and half the win total.
Missouri scored 14 more points over Toledo than Florida did in Week 1. Does this mean Missouri is better than Florida? No, it absolutely does not mean that. Missouri also let Toledo score 17 more points than Florida did. Does this mean Missouri is worse than Florida? No, it absolutely does not mean that, either.
Missouri gets an off week before playing Indiana, Arkansas State and Vanderbilt, so the Tigers' undefeated record could remain intact for another month.
6. South Carolina is overrated. This is nothing new, but it usually doesn't reveal itself until about Week 8. Go back to No. 1 and read all the beautiful prose I composed about Georgia. All of that good stuff was at South Carolina's expense.
Connor Shaw had a good game, throwing for 228 yards and two touchdowns and rushing for 75 more. Mike Davis gained 149 yards on the ground and showed great power on a 3-yard touchdown plunge, but that's about all there is good to say about the Gamecocks right now.
They missed a PAT, gave up 538 yards on defense, contributed to Steve Spurrier to make a Steve Spurrier face and the best fight they had was between their coaching staff.
Jadeveon Clowney got a sack, though.
7. Kentucky can crush teams that are there for being crushed. Somewhere there is a Kentucky fan (looking at you, Ashley Judd) who thinks the Wildcats' 41-7 win over Miami (OH) was significant.
Miami (OH) won two games last year, and one of them was against an FCS school. Kentucky lost to in-state directional school Western Kentucky last week and must face ranked foes Louisville, Florida, South Carolina and Alabama in its next four games.
Wildcats fans should be looking forward to Nov. 2 when Kentucky faces Alabama State, the only other team on their schedule they should beat.
8. Guz Malzahn has returned Auburn to its former glory. The Tigers are 2-0, and that's nothing to sneeze at, especially when you consider that since 2008 the only time Auburn wasn't 2-0 to start the season was last year.
Although, in those previous years, each one contained a win over a BCS automatic-qualifying conference team and this year doesn't. But why be negative when there is so much to be positive about? Malzahn guided the Tigers to a 38-9 win over his old team, Auburn quarterback Nick Marshall threw two touchdowns and no interceptions and Cameron Artis-Payne (102 and a touchdown) and Tre Mason (99 and a touchdown) kept the running game on pace.
It also probably helped that Arkansas State got 30 yards in penalties just for being stupid.
9. The crazy Hog Lady's enthusiasm might have been premature. Last week, I chronicled in depth the love Arkansas' resident YouTube celebrity fan Liz Honey has for new coach Bret Bielema. I don't know her, but I'm just guessing she wasn't too thrilled to see her beloved Hogs give up 10-point lead to Samford and have to rally in the fourth quarter for a 31-21 win.
However, she probably did like seeing Alex Collins rush for 172 yards and Jonathan Williams rush for 126. Arkansas gained 333 yards rushing in the game, which is usually what their defense gives up, so the times they could be a-changin'.5
10. Alabama is right where it wants to be. Sports Illustrated just released a big take-down piece on the mighty Tide, providing an eight-step blueprint on how to beat them.
The story is detailed, thorough and sounds like something every coach in Nick Saban's part of the world sent an assistant out to buy. (It looks bad if the head coach buys it himself.) It's also full of anonymous quotes from coaches and former players who kept their identities concealed "for fear of upsetting Saban."
It was only missing one thing: Step 9, which should be "Don't be afraid of Nick Saban."
Extra points: 1There's barely enough fabric to get that big 98 on that little jersey. Skinny guys don't look good wearing fat guy numbers.
2Anybody can look good when their opponent turns the ball over five out of every six plays.
3I've got some new Johnny Manziel nicknames for you: Johnny Trash Talk, Johnny Trainwreck, and John Football, Esquire.
4Sam Houston State is the Bearkats. Think about that for a minute. The school is named after Sam Houston, who was a president, senator, governor and general. Pick one of those. Pick any of those. They're all better than the Bearkats. But, then again, Sammy Bearkat is a mascot national champion, so what do I know?
5Could this be Liz Honey's next song?
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Wells, whose admiration for Babe Ruth has been well documented, allowed one run over
seven innings, forcing Red Sox fans to wonder whether the "Curse of the Bambino" truly does
"I believe in it. That's just one man's opinion," Wells said of the curse. "I just try to follow suit
and try to keep that theory alive. Tonight I got great help, great defense, for that to continue."
Karim Garcia, a late addition to the starting lineup, provided the big hit for the Yankees,
smacking a two-run, bases-loaded single against Derek Lowe, part of a three-run second
Mariano Rivera gave up an eighth-inning run before slamming the door on the Sox, notching
his fourth two-inning save of the postseason.
The Yankees lead the best-of-seven series, 3-2, leaving them one win away from the 39th
World Series appearance in franchise history. The series moves to the Bronx on Wednesday
for Game 6.
Lowe, who was 11-2 at Fenway Park in the regular season, found himself in trouble in the
second as the Yankees mounted a two-out rally against the right-hander. After a one-out walk
to Jorge Posada, Lowe got Hideki Matsui to ground out to third, advancing Posada to second.
Up next was Nick Johnson, who got the count to 3-0 before ball four was thrown intentionally.
Aaron Boone followed with an infield single to third, loading the bases.
That brought up Garcia, who was inserted into the lineup less than an hour before game time,
replacing David Dellucci. Garcia, who missed Game 4 with a cut on his left hand, laced a
single up the middle, scoring Posada and Johnson to give New York a 2-0 lead. Alfonso
Soriano followed with a single to right, plating Boone to put the Yankees ahead by three.
"That was a huge hit, because two-out hits are hard to come by in the postseason," Jeter said.
"He did a great job blocking out all of the off-the-field stuff and helped us win this game
Wells, pitching on eight days rest, eased through the first two innings before finding himself in
a third-inning jam. He hit Trot Nixon to start the frame and gave up a single to Jason Varitek,
but Wells then got Johnny Damon to ground out, Todd Walker to fly out and Nomar
Garciaparra to strike out.
"Nomar, he's a great hitter," Wells said. "We've had great battles over the years. You can't
take him for granted because he can come out of a slump at any time."
Manny Ramirez drilled Wells' first pitch of the fourth inning over the Green Monster to get
the Red Sox on the board. Boomer got through the frame without further damage, but the
left-hander found himself staring at Ramirez in a two-out, bases-loaded situation in the fifth.
Wells got Ramirez to roll on a curveball, getting a grounder to third, and escaped the threat
with his 3-1 lead.
"Any jam you get out of is big, because they had opportunities to score," Wells said. "To get
out of that, it's just huge."
"You knew he had good stuff and could throw a strike any time he wants," said manager Joe
Torre. "He got some huge outs. Getting Manny with the bases loaded, that was unbelievable."
Wells came out for the seventh and quickly fell behind Trot Nixon, 3-0, before coming back
with three straight strikes. Wells then watched Jeter make the next two outs -- one on a
spectacular diving play on a Varitek grounder, the other a much easier catch of Johnny
Damon's popup that closed the books on Wells' day.
"He hit it hard," said Jeter of Varitek's ball. "After I caught it, I just tried to get rid of it quick. If
guys are going to pitch like our pitchers have been, we have to play defense behind them."
"I live for this time," Wells said. "I live for being the guy to go out there and be the one on the
mound, try to make things happen, try to shut the other team down, because I'm not afraid to
Lowe pitched well after the three-run second inning, working out of jams in the fourth and
fifth. He pitched into the eighth, but a walk, fielder's choice and single put runners at the
corners with one out, prompting Boston manager Grady Little to call on Alan Embree from
the bullpen.
Embree's first batter, Matsui, hit a ball off the left-hander's leg, scoring Bernie Williams from
third on the 1-5-3 groundout.
Rivera, who had retired 21 of 22 batters in the postseason coming into the game, gave up a
triple to Todd Walker to start the eighth. Garciaparra brought the run home with a
groundout, closing the lead to 4-2. It was the first run allowed by Rivera since Aug. 20, a span
of 20 appearances. David Ortiz added a two-out single, but Millar grounded out to move the
game to the ninth.
"I knew we were bringing him in for two, but the eighth is where he has to fight through the
two-, three-, four- and five-guys in the batting order," Torre said. "So in essence, the first
inning is probably the save inning, with whom he has to face. He's been down this road before
and, to me, he's the best."
Rivera retired the first two batters in the ninth on groundouts and got Varitek to pop up to
short left field. Jeter ran out from shortstop and made a back-to-the-infield catch to end the
Andy Pettitte takes the mound on Wednesday with a goal of closing out the series and
sending the Yankees to their sixth World Series in eight years. Boston counters with John
Burkett, who has not pitched in the ALCS.
"I'm happy that we came out of here on top after winning two out of three," Posada said.
"Now we need a good game from Andy tomorrow to close it out."
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Effective Nov. 1, 2005, the city-parish health insurance premium increased for employees and retirees. An employee and a retiree with single coverage both pay $72.26 monthly. An employee with family coverage pays $219.37, compared to a retiree with family coverage paying $486.26, causing the retiree to pay $266.89, or 121 percent more monthly, than the employee. A retiree receiving $1,350 in monthly retirement benefits and paying $482.26 for insurance would leave the retiree with only $863.74 monthly to live on, which is almost impossible to survive on in this day and age.
During the last 18 months, under Joey Durel's administration and the present city-parish council, a retiree's insurance premium with family coverage has increased by $147.36 or 43.5 percent monthly.
A greater injustice with the insurance plan is that a retiree with Medicare is paying the same identical premium as a regular retiree. Medicare is the primary insurance for a retiree who is eligible for Medicare coverage, leaving the city-parish plan as a supplement to Medicare. For example, on a medical claim of $1,430 with deductibles met, the city-parish plan pays $1,144 on the regular retiree's claim, compared to $129.84 for the Medicare retiree's claim. The plan pays $1,014.16, or 781 percent, more for the regular retiree's claim, yet both retirees pay the same exact monthly premium of $486.26. All other governments have lower premiums for retirees with Medicare.
Durel's administration needs to recognize the inequity of treating retirees in a different manner and correct it, whereby everyone will be treated fairly and equally or else switch the city-parish government's coverage to an outside insurance company for the best premiums and benefits for all concerned.
A federal jury found attorney Daniel Stanford guilty Friday afternoon on eight of 13 counts for his role in the Curious Goods conspiracy.
Lafayette City-Court Judge Francie Bouillion has served on the bench for two decades since winning a special election to replace Judge Kaliste Saloom when he retired in 1994.
The magazine's senior football writer also predicts a break-out year for Saints fourth-year running back Mark Ingram.
Gulf Coast ceremonies marking the ninth anniversary of Hurricane Katrina have begun.
The Louisiana Department of Wildlife and Fisheries says there is little known about the effects of tiger prawns on indigenous Louisiana shrimp. But, officials say the reports they're seeking will help state biologists monitor the distribution of the prawns and determine the possible presence of spawning populations.
Baltimore Ravens coach John Harbaugh rested his regulars and watched with delight as Ray Rice's backups ground out 214 yards rushing in a 22-13 victory over the New Orleans Saints on Thursday night.
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Google vs. Amazon in drone race; more deaths in Syria; Russia escalates Ukraine conflict and more national and international news for Friday, August 29, 2014.
High-profile criminal defense attorney Daniel Stanford awaits his fate in the Curious Goods conspiracy trial.
The Louisiana Department of Wildlife and Fisheries is set to put the kibosh on the legal ownership of monkeys trained to help the disabled, and the agency wants to know what you think.
A federal judge on Thursday asked lawyers battling over Louisiana's new, restrictive abortion law for an agreement that apparently could let clinics stay open — at least for a while — after the law takes effect Sept. 1.
An abortion rights organization wants a federal judge to block enforcement of Louisiana's new abortion law while its lawsuit to overturn the law makes its way through court.
Republican presidential prospects Ted Cruz and Bobby Jindal are planning to speak at an Iowa Christian conservative event in September.
The attention surrounding Victor White III has spiked with the release of last week's autopsy report, which has raised a number of serious questions about the night of his death and has put the Iberia Parish Sheriff's Office under an increased wave of scrutiny as more national media outlets are jumping on the story, most recently seen on MSNBC's The Rachel Maddow Show.
A group supporting taxpayer-funded private school tuition vouchers is appealing a federal judge's order that Louisiana must provide regular reports to federal officials on the state's voucher program.
The Discovery Channel has canceled reality TV star Will Hayden's popular "Sons of Guns" show after his arrest on an aggravated rape charge.
The LPSB will finally hear from the attorney it hired to investigate the superintendent at a special meeting Thursday at 4 p.m.
Authorities are investigating a report that a student there warned the principal of impending violence similar to that depicted in the movie "The Purge."
Saints cornerback Champ Bailey has played for more than a handful of playoff teams during a career that has seen him selected to 12 Pro Bowls.
Police say a 56-year-old Lafayette man walking behind a dump truck died when the truck hit him as it was backing up.
New Orleans Saints quarterback Drew Brees is a proud papa of new baby girl.
The books on Louisiana's last budget year have been closed, but it took a bit of borrowing from this year to make the numbers work.
The Iberia Parish Coroner responded Monday to the attention surrounding the questionable shooting of Victor White III, a black man from New Iberia who died April 2 while in the custody of local law enforcement.
Two months after lawmakers agreed to create a $40 million higher education incentive fund, no decisions have been made about how to divide the money.
With Drew Brees back healthy, the New Orleans Saints are free to work on the little things that can make the difference between a Super Bowl run and something less.
AUG 29 Everyone who cares about Louisiana should take time to peruse this story about coastal loss from Bob Marshall of The Lens. It's not enough to call it a story; it's an interactive experience packed with data and amazing graphics, timelines, history, photos and excellent writing. Set aside some time, because you can't go through this one in a few minutes.
JUN 29 This bizarre story from the Advocate on the shooting of a Baton Rouge television personality reads like the script of a soap opera - but not a good one. The allegations against him include sexual abuse of children, including the alleged shooter, and a sham immigration marriage involving his own daughter. The other side? He was a chaplin for the Sheriff's Office in Baton Rouge and preached in a local church.
AUG 29 Here's a story from CBS News about a killer amoeba found in the water system of St. John the Baptist Parish. The story made all three networks (CBS, ABC, NBC) as well as Fox "News," although they have not yet found out how it is Obama's fault. Seriously, the good news is that so far officials know of no one sickened by the water.
AUG 29 Huffington Post has a blog called Love Letters, which is grandly described as "an anthology of reflections on places the world over." This entry is from LSU Football Coach Les Miles, who, it appears, loves Baton Rouge. (Of course he does; he's a rich straight white man.) And certainly Baton Rouge loves him - unless he loses (ask Curley "Golden Flake" Hallman about that) or leaves (ask Nick Saban).
AUG 29 Blogger Bob Mann comments here upon Governor Bobby Jindal's federal lawsuit about Common Core. Mann calls it a "thinly veiled campaign document" and that might be the nicest thing he says in this post. Most troubling for Jindal and his aspirations, Mann has unearthed what Bobby said just a few years ago when he first decided to shove Common Core down our throats.
AUG 29 Blogger Tom Aswell has several developments here related to the so-called Edmonson amendment. The most entertaining one is possibly Tom's acknowledgement that a State Police official is (allegedly) calling the bloggers covering the story some colorful names. Listen up, cowboy: You really think two veterans like Tom Aswell and CB Forgotston care if you call them idiots?
AUG 29 Gotta love those journalists who write something with the enthusiasm that implies they're the first one to figure something out. Mostly, they're not. This is one of those times; the post on Slate Magazine says that Bobby Jindal's Common Core lawsuit is a political stunt. Well - Duh.
AUG 29 This story by WVLA tells us about a guy who got busted for speeding in Baton Rouge. Who cares? This guy took that infraction to new heights by going 129 miles per hour on Nicholson Drive. Poor fella - he probably has spent so much time sitting in Baton Rouge traffic he just had to cut lose.
AUG 28 As the controversy surrounding the Office of Group Benefits intensifies, blogger Tom Aswell gives us some background on the current problems. The OGB, which handles health insurance for current and retired state employees, is deep in the red since it was privatized by Jindal, and Aswell gives us the skinny: this great plan was designed by ALEC. The company handling it? Blue Cross Blue Shield of Louisiana - a longtime member of ALEC.
AUG 28 Blogger CB Forgotston has a concept for a new reality show: the wives of the "Dork Dynasty." That's the name that some troopers have given to State Police Commander Mike Edmonson and his inner circle. The ladies CB has picked for his cast are not just housewives, however, and the connections here are pretty interesting.
AUG 28 Blogger Ian McGibboney is writing about the strife in Ferguson in this post, and articulating what many people down south are saying. There's a fairy tale about how there's tons of racism in the South, but it's all hunky dory up North. (Really? Look again.)