Good morning, Monroe.

On June 12th, the West Monroe Police Department hosted a Youth Camp at KNOE to engage local youth with safety programs—officers answered students' questions during the event.

Serve and Return of Louisiana will host its inaugural Raise the Racquet Gala at Bayou Pointe on Warhawk Way in Monroe on Saturday, June 21 at 5:30 p.m.—the event will offer dinner, a silent auction, and a cash bar with live music by the Taylor Made band while presenting scholarship money to two high school seniors.

The NOVA Workforce Institute of Northeast Louisiana held its graduation ceremony last night in Ouachita Parish to honor its graduates' accomplishments — the event marked a milestone for the institute.

Louisiana’s Act 44 is giving tax incentives for filmmakers to shoot movies in the state—encouraging productions to hire local crews.

ULM revamped its film program in Spring and now offers a state-of-art studio that gives students real movie set experience as Monroe prepares to become a future film destination.

Monroe officials honored a distinguished Army veteran ahead of the city's 250th anniversary on June 12, recognizing his service and contributions to the community + preparing for upcoming celebrations.

Local residents attended a community health fair on Thursday, June 12 at the Emily P.

Robinson Community Center where they received vital healthcare resources.

Open House at 116 Bordeaux Drive

7-9 p.m. — 116 Bordeaux Dr, West Monroe, LA — Free entry — Explore a charming home with spacious rooms and an inviting atmosphere, perfect for summer relaxation.

JSE Team Camp: High School Basketball Showcase

12-5 p.m. — West Monroe Sports & Events — Ticket fees apply — Showcase your basketball skills at Louisiana's only NCAA-approved event for high school teams.