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Louisiana AG’s Office office urges people to report racist text messages
MONROE, La. (KNOE) – People across the country and here in the ArkLaMiss are reporting receiving a racist spam text message.
The text states the person has been selected to pick cotton at a plantation.
“These types of spam texts are vile, threatening and only intend to divide us,” said the Louisiana Attorney General’s Office in a statement to KNOE.
The Attorney General’s office says to contact your local FBI field office by calling 1-800-CALL-FBI or 1-800-225-5324 or visiting FBI.gov/tips.
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Special session regarding tax reform Wednesday
BATON ROUGE, La. (WAFB) – Governor Jeff Landry and the state legislature held the special session regarding tax reform on Wednesday afternoon.
The focus of the special session is to restructure the outdated tax system and grow the economy. The goal is to move towards a flat income tax for individuals and businesses and expand state sales tax to more services and items.
The current structure has led to impending budget shortfalls, leading to cuts in other key areas like higher education and healthcare.
November 25 is the deadline to complete the proposed tax reforms with then some measures going to a vote of the people.
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Local business addresses food insecurity in Northeast Louisiana
MONROE, La. (KNOE) — The Food Bank of Northeast Louisiana has seen an increase in the number of people in need.
The food bank serves 12 parishes across the region and helps around 25,000 people each month. Officials with the food bank say they have seen an increase in the number of people in need since 2023, especially around the holiday season.
A local business, DSLD Homes is hosting “Take A Bite Out of Hunger” food drive, to help meet the needs of people in NELA during the holiday season.
“Everyone doesn’t have a family or friends to rely on when they are in need so we decided to go the extra mile by hosting this food drive. We are asking for community members to donate items like nonperishables and canned goods, so that no one goes without a meal this Thanksgiving season,“ says DSLD Homes representative Tyler Sandifer.
Donations can be dropped off at the Somerset Park model home at 508 Southern Grv Rd. in Sterlington or at the Traditions model home at 1439 W Martin Luther King Jr Ave. in Grambling.
The food drive ends on Nov. 22.
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