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• Subject of documentary who was arrested for rape in Livingston Parish has bond set to $850,000 Play Video

  April 2, 2026 6:11 PM

  LIVINGSTON — The subject of a documentary who was arrested for rape had his bond set to $850,000, jail records show. Last week, the Livingston Parish Sheriff’s Office received allegations of sexual abuse involving Ricky Foster. A documentary, "The Devil Wears Dunks," which has garnered millions of views online,... more »

• Ricky Foster, subject of documentary, arrested for rape in Livingston Parish Play Video

  April 1, 2026 12:50 PM

  LIVINGSTON — A Livingston Parish man who was the subject of a documentary called "The Devil Wears Dunks" has been arrested for rape. Last week, the Livingston Parish Sheriff’s Office received allegations of sexual abuse involving Ricky Foster. The documentary, which has garnered millions of views online, brought new... more »

• Man goes back to electronics store that fired him and attacks employee with knife, police say Play Video

  March 19, 2026 2:46 PM

  PIERRE PART — A Pierre Part man attacked someone with a knife at a Morgan City electronics store he was recently fired from, the Morgan City Police Department said. Jason Morales, 52, was fired from the store along Sandra Street and went back on Wednesday to get his belongings,... more »

• West Baton Rouge Parish President Jason Manola talks construction at 'State of the Parish' address Play Video

  January 21, 2026 8:03 PM

  PORT ALLEN — West Baton Rouge Parish President Jason Manola stressed the importance of ongoing construction products in his "State of the Parish" address on Wednesday. "We have the La. 1-415 connector, which is one of our big projects here, of course, we've got the Intracoastal Canal current bridge... more »

• Lawyers say indictment of 3 on charges they bypassed state purchasing laws based on 'mischaracterization' Play Video

  October 31, 2025 2:54 PM

  BATON ROUGE — Lawyers representing three men indicted on allegations they conspired to bypass state purchasing laws said Friday that Louisiana prosecutors mischaracterized legitimate business activities and that they are sure that no criminal conduct occurred. Gary Beard and Oscar "Reed" Richard, as public employees, were accused of one... more »