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1 week ago | shreveporttimes.com | Makenzie Boucher |Greg Hilburn |Presley Tyler

Phil and Kay Robertson of "Duck Dynasty" are facing serious health issues. Louisiana congressmen, led by Mike Johnson, support Trump's tariffs. A $4.2 billion low-carbon ammonia plant will be built in Ascension Parish. Shreveport, Baton Rouge, and New Orleans are ranked among the unhealthiest U.S. cities. Shreveport residents protested against Trump and Musk in a "Hands Off!" rally. It has been a busy week in the news cycle for the Shreveport-Bossier area.

1 week ago | yahoo.com | Makenzie Boucher |Greg Hilburn |Presley Tyler

It has been a busy week in the news cycle for the Shreveport-Bossier area. And if you need a refresher on what you missed, here are the top five stories from the Shreveport Times. 'Duck Dynasty' couple suffer serious health problems"Duck Dynasty" couple Phil and "Miss Kay" Robertson are both suffering serious health problems in which son Jase Robertson said the Louisiana family feared for his mother's life after a recent fall.

1 month ago | yahoo.com | James Ward |Presley Tyler

The concept of legally binding covenant marriages is spreading across the nation, but as of 2024, Arizona, Arkansas, and Louisiana are the only states to recognize covenant marriage. Several other states, though, are considering adopting the practice that limits the ability to file for divorce. If a couple in a covenant marriage wishes to obtain a divorce, then they will have to enter into a fault-based divorce.

1 month ago | desertsun.com | Jamie Ward |Presley Tyler

Covenant marriage, which limits grounds for divorce, is only recognized in Arizona, Arkansas, and Louisiana. All 50 states currently allow no-fault divorce, but some lawmakers are attempting to restrict or eliminate it. Proponents of covenant marriage believe it strengthens families, while critics argue it could trap people in unsafe marriages.

1 month ago | eu.mtshastanews.com | James Ward |Presley Tyler

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