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Police chief not leaving quite yet

BY DOUG GRAHAM | Staff writer​ ​ ​

Police Chief Murphy Paul announced his resignation from the department in July, but he agreed to stay in his role until Nov. 3 to give Mayor-President Sharon Weston Broome time to find his replacement.

With that deadline approaching, Paul said Wednesday he would stay on as chief until a replacement is named.

Twenty candidates for the role are currently being considered, all of whom are being evaluated by Broome's police chief search committee.


The Louisiana Office of Alcohol and Tobacco Control had been scheduled to publish a registry of authorized products, known as the V.A.P.E. Directory, by Nov. 1 after a new law required the state to create a list of vape products approved for sale in Louisiana. 

But the Louisiana Convenience and Vape Store Association filed a petition Tuesday for a temporary restraining order and permanent injunction of the law, which bans retailers from selling vape products not listed on the registry.

The state now is holding off on publicizing the registry in light of the lawsuit.


Fan Matthew Lauricella says he knows which team is going to win every Saints game the rest of the season, thanks to his magic coin. The 1999 quarter has picked the winner of all eight games so far this season.

Read here to see why Lauricella believes his coin can predict the future.

Lawsuit stalls Louisiana's new vape ban plans. Here's what you need to know.

A new law that was widely expected to ban flavored vape products in Louisiana this month has been stymied after a retailers’ association challenged the legislation in court. Read more

New neighborhood off Nicholson revived after years of discussion; could have 140 residences

Fifteen years after talk about a mixed use development between downtown and LSU first surfaced, Commercial Properties Realty Trust is looking to build a 12-acre, mixed-use development along Nicholson… Read more

 
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