Columbia Daily Tribune
Is there anything better than unboxing a perfume you’ve been dying to try — and falling in love at first spritz? It’s like unlocking a brighter mood or a shiny new version of yourself . That’s e
NEW YORK (AP) — U.S. stocks are leaping Wednesday as a worldwide rally comes back around to Wall Street after President Donald Trump appeared to back off his criticism of the Federal Reserve and
SRINAGAR, India (AP) — Security was beefed up across Indian-controlled Kashmir on Wednesday, a day after gunmen killed at least 26 people , most of them tourists, and Indian forces launched a manh
An Assumption Parish man already in jail on felony charges of sex crimes against children now faces an additional 229 counts, including using extortion to force victims into continuing to provide inap
The Evangeline Parish Sheriff's Office arrested two people in connection to multiple chicken thefts in multiple parishes. Brannon S. Buller, 33, of Ville Platte, was arrested in Allen Parish and is a
The nonprofit that controls the New Orleans Jazz & Heritage Festival has purchased a landmark of the city’s musical history — the original site of Cosimo Matassa’s recording studio. The building, at
In a New Orleans cigar bar nestled at the corner of Tchoupitoulas Street, Séverine Cholet would sell homemade crepes while enveloped by billows of smoke and live jazz. Nearly a decade later, her days
A wildfire in New Jersey has burned over 8,000 acres and remains uncontained, as the central and southern regions of the state face high fire danger ratings. Thousands are without power or have been f
INDIANAPOLIS – On paper, the Indiana Pacers are a more experienced postseason team than the Milwaukee Bucks . A year ago, the sixth-seeded Pacers upset the Bucks in the first round of the playo
Speaking to the gunman who killed her brother and 22 other people, Yolanda Tinajero did not raise her voice or condemn him for his racist attack at a Walmart in 2019. Instead, she told him on Tuesday