BY DEANNA B. NARVESON | Staff writer The Louisiana Supreme Court reversed itself Wednesday by endorsing a 3-year window for childhood sexual abuse survivors to file legal claims regardless of when the alleged abuse happened. The court previously tossed the legislation as unconstitutional. The ruling is a big deal for Roman Catholic dioceses across the state and hundreds of survivors of childhood abuse by priests and deacons. Stephanie Riegel has the full story. Louisiana's environmental agency, hit by top-level resignations and fierce criticism of its new leader, will now undergo an independent audit of its "workplace culture," including asking employees if they are concerned about unethical behavior or have experienced workplace retaliation. Read more. Do you have a Stanley cup? The insulated mugs and water bottles have soared in popularity over the past year. This woman is wanted for allegedly stealing more than $1,200 worth of the coveted cups from the Dick's Sporting Goods near the Mall of Louisiana. Read the full story. | 