KNOE-TV (Monroe, LA)

KNOE-TV, also known as channel 8, is a television station in Monroe, Louisiana, that is affiliated with CBS. It is operated by Gray Television.

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LDCC Winnsboro launches joint high school equivalency, electrical training program

1 week ago | knoe.com | Madison Remrey

WINNSBORO, La. (KNOE)— The Louisiana Delta Community College Winnsboro campus is offering a new program that combines high school equivalency education with electrician training. The new program will allow students to prepare for their high school equivalency exam through job training rather than classroom instruction. LDCC says students will be taught reading, writing, and math skills while training in electrical systems, safety protocols, and industry-recognized certifications.
Monroe Moccasins season comes to an end with sixth straight loss

1 week ago | knoe.com | Clay Witt |Megan Murray

MONROE, La. (KNOE) - The first season of hockey being back on the bayou has officially come to an end. The Monroe Moccasins early season hopes of a championship contender slowly faded away and were certainly emphasized tonight with a 6-4 loss to division winners Carolina. The Moccasins returned to Monroe after 23 years as an expansion franchise in the Federal Prospects Hockey League.
Tony Osborne emotional as he takes the St. Frederick football head coaching job

1 week ago | knoe.com | Megan Murray |Aaron Dietrich |Clay Witt

MONROE, La. (KNOE) - St. Frederick has a new head football coach, it is former West Monroe assistant Tony Osborne. Osborne who had been with the Rebels for years was passed over for the head coaching job three years ago and this past year. He now says he is as happy as can be. Copyright 2025 KNOE. All rights reserved.
Neville Charter Association denied Type 2 charter application

1 week ago | knoe.com | Nina Ghaedi

MONROE, La. (KNOE) - The Neville Charter Association is not allowed to move forward with its Type 2 charter application. This comes after the association was denied an application to convert Neville High School into a Type 3 charter school on Jan. 14, 2025. Monroe City School Board District 2 Representative Jennifer Haneline posted the results of the vote on her Facebook page.
Adopt-a-Pet: Meet Éclair and Crispy!

1 week ago | knoe.com | Nina Ghaedi

MONROE, La. (KNOE) - What’s better than one kitten? Two!In this edition of Adopt-a-Pet, sponsored by Johnny’s Pizza, you’ll meet Éclair and Crispy! Amber Meeves with River Cities Humane Society for Cats stopped by Good Morning ArkLaMiss to talk about why it’s sometimes better to adopt two cats. “It sounds crazy, but we promise, it’s true, because if you’re not home all the time, they’ve got someone to bounce their energy off of,” said Meeves.
State of education in Ouachita Parish to be addressed during Focus on Education Luncheon

2 weeks ago | knoe.com | Nina Ghaedi

MONROE, La. (KNOE) - The Focus on Education Luncheon will take place on April 22 from 11:30 a.m. to 1 p.m. at the West Monroe Convention Center. The luncheon will focus on the state of education in Ouachita Parish and feature Ouachita Parish School Superintendent Todd Guice. Guice will answer questions from the community during the event. Community members are encouraged to submit their questions online. Tickets are $30 per person. To learn more about the luncheon or to purchase tickets, click here.
ULM’s 18th annual Wine Over Water scheduled for late April

2 weeks ago | knoe.com | Nina Ghaedi

MONROE, La. (KNOE) — The University of Louisiana Monroe’s 18th annual Wine Over Water event will be held on Thursday, April 24, from 7-10 p.m. on the ULM bridge over Bayou Desiard on Northeast Drive. The event is hosted by the ULM Alumni Association and aims to support ULM scholarships and alumni chapters. According to event organizers, attendees will get to stroll across the ULM bridge while sampling hors d’oeuvres from local restaurants.
Here’s how Tallulah residents can pay their Magnolia water bills

2 weeks ago | knoe.com | Madison Remrey

TALLULAH, La. (KNOE) - As Magnolia Water Utility Operating Company, LLC, continues serving the Tallulah community through water management, residents may wonder how to pay their bills. City of Tallulah representative Yvonne Lewis shared multiple ways residents can pay their water bills as Magnolia continues its management of the city’s water system. According to Lewis, residents should receive their Magnolia water bills for March starting the week of April 13.
‘Severely deplorable conditions’: Monroe woman charged with 56 counts of animal cruelty

2 weeks ago | knoe.com | Nina Ghaedi

MONROE, La. (KNOE) - A Monroe woman was charged with 56 counts of animal cruelty on April 8. This comes after the Ouachita Parish Sheriff’s Office was called by animal control on April 2 to do a welfare check on the home of 57-year-old Janelle Mills. When no one answered, additional deputies were dispatched. OPSO officials said that after announcing their presence several times, they decided to forcefully enter the home.
Ruston’s Ahmad Hudson named 5a most outstanding player

2 weeks ago | knoe.com | Aaron Dietrich |Clay Witt

MONROE, La. (KNOE) - Ruston’s Ahmad Hudson adds another award to his collection. The sophomore was named Louisiana sports writers most outstanding player for 5A basketball. The 6′8 power forward averaged 21 points, 14 rebounds and 3 blocks this past season.