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Gov. Bobby Jindal, R-La., left, arrives with Republican nominee for governor Ovide Lamontagne for a Republican Unity Breakfast following Tuesday's state primary Thursday, Sept. 13, 2012 in Bedford, N.Hl (AP Photo/Jim Cole)

Gov. Jindal’s administration tells HHS it won’t run insurance exchange

By The Associated Press November 14, 2012

(AP) — Gov. Bobby Jindal’s administration sent formal notification Wednesday to federal officials that Louisiana won’t create its own health insurance market as provided by the national...

New Orleans-based Coast Guard unit returns home from Cuba

By The Associated Press November 14, 2012

NEW ORLEANS (AP) — A New Orleans based U.S. Coast Guard anti-terrorism team is scheduled to return home Wednesday evening from Guantanamo Bay, Cuba after a six-month deployment in support of Operation...

This photo provided by Neal Auction Company shows a specially-made brass trumpet to benefit Satchmo Summerfest, an annual music festival that commemorates the life and legacy of Louis “Satchmo” Armstrong, in New Orleans, Aug. 4, 2011. The trumpet was made by Jason Harrelson, a trumpet-maker who has collectors all over the world. The trumpet is being auctioned Saturday, Nov. 17, 2012. It has a fleur-de-lis mouthpiece and the transcription of Louis Armstrong’s trumpet solo for the song “A Kiss to Build a Dream On.” It also has a tuning slide mounted with a New Orleans Water Meter cover. (AP Photo/Neal Auction Company)

Trumpet auction to benefit Satchmo Sumerfest honoring Louis Armstrong

By The Associated Press November 14, 2012

NEW ORLEANS (AP) — Trumpet-maker Jason Harrelson said he’s donating one of the best trumpets he’s ever made to benefit a festival honoring the artist who sparked his passion for the instrument...

Lawyers surrender recordings in ongoing Waffle House CEO suit

By The Associated Press November 14, 2012

MARIETTA, Ga. (AP) — Lawyers turned over recordings Wednesday of Waffle House CEO Joe Rogers Jr. engaged in sexual acts that were made by a woman who alleges the executive forced her to engage in...

School girls line up for the start of classes in Santiago de Cuba, Cuba, Monday, Nov. 5, 2012. Classes resumed Monday in a sign of some return to normalcy after the passing of Hurricane Sandy, but more than 100 schools remain shuttered due to storm damage. (AP Photo/Ismael Francisco, Cubadebate)

Power back in Santiago de Cuba three weeks after Hurricane Sandy

By The Associated Press November 14, 2012

HAVANA (AP) — Cuban authorities say power has been almost completely restored in the eastern city of Santiago nearly three weeks after Hurricane Sandy. A report in Communist Party newspaper Granma...

Scientists identify new gene that triples risk for Alzheimer’s disease

By The Associated Press November 14, 2012

Scientists have identified a new gene variant that seems to strongly raise the risk for Alzheimer’s disease, giving a fresh target for research into treatments for the mind-robbing disorder. The...

France goes after fatty snacks with ‘Nutella tax’ despite outcry

By The Associated Press November 14, 2012

PARIS (AP) — First the French government went after the rich. Now it has it in for Nutella. Despite an outcry in support of the beloved chocolate and hazelnut spread, the Senate passed a measure...

In this Nov. 11, 2012 photo released by Galapagos National Park, a helicopter tests carrying a container that will hold poisonous bait to kill rats on the Galapagos Islands, over Baltra Island. To preserve the unique birds, reptiles and native plants that make the Galapagos Islands such an ecological treasure, authorities will start on Wednesday, Nov. 14, 2012 phase II of a mass kill-off of black and Norway rats, an invasive species introduced to the Pacific Ocean islands by whalers and buccaneers beginning in the 17 century. (AP Photo/Galapagos National Park)

Rat kill in Galapagos Islands targets 180 million to preserve other species

By The Associated Press November 14, 2012

QUITO, Ecuador (AP) — The unique bird and reptile species that make the Galapagos Islands a treasure for scientists and tourists must be preserved, Ecuadorean authorities say — and that means...

La. College asks Baptist churches for $12 million more for funding

By The Associated Press November 13, 2012

WEST MONROE (AP) — Louisiana College asked for approval Monday from the Louisiana Baptist Convention to ask for $12 million from the organization’s member churches. Louisiana College President...

La. deploys emergency responders to NJ to help with Hurricane Sandy

By The Associated Press November 13, 2012

(AP) — A team of three emergency responders from the Louisiana Department of Children and Family Services has traveled to New Jersey to help officials there with their sheltering mission following...

Rescuers lead two uninjured snowboarders off Mount Rainier Tuesday

By The Associated Press November 13, 2012

SEATTLE (AP) — Two snowboarders who spent two nights stranded on Mount Rainier were well enough to snowshoe out Tuesday after rescuers had to “swim” through snow that was chest-deep in...

Florida socialite at center of CIA Director David Petraeus’ sex scandal

By The Associated Press November 13, 2012

TAMPA, Fla. (AP) — If you were to diagram the increasingly tangled sex scandal involving former CIA Director David Petraeus, nearly all lines would lead back to one person: Jill Kelley, a 37-year-old...