Prison

43 year-old Dr. Kyle James Hebert of Lake Charles has been sentenced to 15 years in federal prison for meddling with 11 race horses between 2010 and 2012.

On December 6th of 2017, he was released early along with 4,104 other non-violent offenders selected to help reduce the state's prison population.

The officer fired 2 shots at the vehicle's tires in an attempt to disable it, to no avail.

It takes a special combination of bad, stupid, and high to think that shooting the driver of the car you are currently in is a good idea.

Think about it: It's got plenty of sleeping quarters, a kitchen set up to cook for an army, and a pretty decent gym.

O.J. is looking forward to "playing golf, seeing old friends and spending time with family." Plus, a 6-figure payday to tell his story - and he has his eye on speaking with Oprah on 60 minutes.

They could blend in to the populace seeking shelter and help, they could commandeer a much need boat to leave the island for good, or any number of scenarios could unfold that allow these convicts to escape justice.

About 4,500 prisoners being held in the Ramsey, Terrell and Stringfellow units in Rosharon have been classified as in danger due to the rapidly rising Brazos river and the massive impending rainfall.

Caddo District Judge John Mosely Jr. sentenced Mario Tamon Willis, 29, to 20 years for the molestation of a child. Willis' term will be served at hard labor without the possibility of parole, probation, or a reduction in sentence. Willis will have to register as a sex offender...

In his defense, Lane said that when he shot the crane with a rifle at a distance, he was actually aiming at a flock of White Ibis. FYI killing either bird is illegal.

I spent the first 12 years of my life in Abilene out in West Texas.  My dad is from San Angelo, so we lived relatively close to his family.  However, my mother is from deepest East Texas.  A couple of times every year we'd drive the eight hours to my grandmother's house in Silsbee, Texas, just outside of Beaumont...

Men's Warehouse, the Louisiana Department of Public Safety and Corrections, and Refined by Fire Ministries are teaming up to help the recently released make a fantastic first impression.