BY MATTHEW ALBRIGHT | Staff writer Some students and parents have been criticizing the Baton Rouge public school system for a field trip last week that they say felt more like a church service than a career day at times. But district leaders are defending the event, saying any prayers or other religious activities were student led, not formally part of the program. Here's their defense, and how some students are reacting to it. A plan to put some juveniles on the grounds of Angola can move forward after a judge sided with the state in a lawsuit trying to stop the move. The judge was clear that the plan is "untenable" and could cause serious problems. But she said a small number of youth are causing such chaos in the larger system that keeping the current situation would be even worse. Here's the ruling, and what it means for Louisiana's struggling youth prison system. Beware: It's sugar cane truck season. Anybody who's spent time on our state's rural roads knows how the big haulers can clog up roads and pile up traffic. This story explains what the crop looks like this year, and what that means for the number of trucks on the road. | 