Natalie McLendon
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🔎 Southwest Louisiana Independent Journalist. IRE
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1 month ago |
yahoo.com | Natalie McLendon
Coushatta Tribe members Allie Johnson, 20, left, and Marianna Sickey, 16, speak in support of House Bill 4, by state Rep. Chuck Owen, R-Rosepine, during a legislative hearing Tuesday, April 29, 2025, at the Louisiana State Capitol. It would have given every parish the right to determine whether projects focused on carbon capture and sequestration could occu, but a committee rejected the proposal. (Louisiana House of Representatives video capture).
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1 month ago |
ktbs.com | Natalie McLendon
Coushatta Tribe members Allie Johnson, 20, left, and Marianna Sickey, 16, speak in support of House Bill 4, by state Rep. Chuck Owen, R-Rosepine, during a legislative hearing Tuesday, April 29, 2025, at the Louisiana State Capitol. It would have given every parish the right to determine whether projects focused on carbon capture and sequestration could occu, but a committee rejected the proposal. (Louisiana House of Representatives video capture).
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2 months ago |
yahoo.com | Natalie McLendon
Terra Hillman replaces a propane tank on the camper trailer where she's lived since Hurricane Laura damaged her Lake Charles house in 2020. (Chris Vinn for Louisiana Illuminator)LAKE CHARLES — Sheriff’s deputies accompanied Federal Emergency Management Agency workers to Terra Hillman’s fenced-in property Jan. 29. They were there to remove the camper she’s lived in since Hurricane Laura plowed through her home in August 2020.
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2 months ago |
ktbs.com | Natalie McLendon
Terra Hillman replaces a propane tank on the camper trailer where she's lived since Hurricane Laura damaged her Lake Charles house in 2020. (Chris Vinn for Louisiana Illuminator)LAKE CHARLES — Sheriff’s deputies accompanied Federal Emergency Management Agency workers to Terra Hillman’s fenced-in property Jan. 29. They were there to remove the camper she’s lived in since Hurricane Laura plowed through her home in August 2020.
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2 months ago |
yahoo.com | Natalie McLendon
Officers with Louisiana State Police and U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement escort a man arrested March 13, 2025, at the Port of Lake Charles. ICE reported 11 arrests of people working at the port who did not have legal status to be in the United States (Photo courtesy of ICE).
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Two young members of the Coushatta Tribe of Louisiana are speaking out after state lawmakers voted Tuesday against a bill they say was important to their land, culture and safety. https://t.co/fOGO0jWR1e
Caught a small group of protestors outside of the federal courthouse in Lake Charles today. https://t.co/1HI3eTxlfu
RT @JSODonoghue: Two women are still living in @fema trailers and fighting with insurance companies over four years after Hurricane Laura…