“Donna and I ask the entire state of Louisiana to pray for the families of Cynthia Peak, Katherine Koonce, and all the victims of Monday’s senseless, evil mass shooting in Nashville, Tennessee," Louisiana Governor John Bel Edwards said. "When we send ...

Two Louisiana natives lost their lives in the shooting at the Covenant Presbyterian School in Nashville, Tennessee on Monday. Cynthia Peak, 61, and Dr. Katherine Koonce, 60, were both natives of Louisiana working at Covenant Presbyterian School when 28 ...

Gov. John Bel Edwards asked the state to pray for two people who were shot and killed and are natives to Louisiana.

Cynthia Peak was born and raised in Leesville before graduating high school in. Dr. Katherine Koonce was a native of Baton Rouge and LSU grad

Nashville will hold a vigil on Wednesday to grieve the three children and three adults shot to death this week at a Christian elementary school, as Tennessee's governor revealed that his wife was close friends with two educators killed in the attack.

A substitute teacher at a private elementary school in Tennessee who was among six people shot dead there on Monday studied education in the early 1980s at Texas Christian University in Fort Worth. Cynthia Peak,

The head teacher gunned down at a Christian primary school in Nashville headed "straight for the shooter" to protect her pupils, it emerged, as vigils were held across the city.Katherine Koonce, head at The Covenant School,