Category Archives: News
LSU Lady Tigers are Final Four bound after defeating Miami
LSU women's basketball is heading to its sixth final four and its first since 2008 as the Lady Tigers defeated Miami 54-42 in Greenville, South Carolina Sunday night. It's will be the fifth time Coach...
Mar 26, 2023
Two Baton Rouge police officers killed in helicopter crash
The Baton Rouge Police Department is mourning the death of two of their officers who were killed when their helicopter crashed in a sugarcane field in West Baton Rouge Parish while pursuing a vehicle ...
Mar 26, 2023
Bill to allow the public to bring a ballot initiative to be heard in upcoming session
Should voters have the ability to put an initiative, like raising the minimum wage or legalizing marijuana, on a statewide ballot? New Orleans Representative Mandie Landry says about half of the state...
Mar 26, 2023
Louisiana approaches historic employment numbers
The federal Bureau of Labor statistics shows Louisiana is putting up record employment numbers with over 2 million estimated employed for February 2023, the eighth highest in the history of the series...
Mar 24, 2023
DNR plugs over 100 orphaned well sites with Federal Infrastucture Law funding
The Louisiana Department of Natural Resources announce more than 100 orphaned well sites in the Monroe and Shreveport areas have been plugged with funding from the Federal Infrastructure Law since wor...
Mar 24, 2023
NOLA Rep Mandie Landry returns to Democratic Party
After serving in the legislature as unaffiliated, New Orleans Representative Mandie Landry is returning to the Democratic Party. Landry's announcement comes with just over two weeks until lawmakers re...
Mar 24, 2023 Rep. Mandie Landry, District 91, New Orleans
March Madness and crawfish, prices down $.25 a pound this weekend
Crawfish connoisseurs will be happy to know the average price per pound of live mudbugs are 25 cents lower at $2.77. Crawfish App co-founder Laney King said the industry dropped prices this week which...
Mar 24, 2023
Lawmaker wants to require parental permission if student wants to go by another name or pronoun
Among the bills filed for the upcoming legislative session is the "Given Name Act," authored by Bossier City Representative Raymond Crews. Crews said school employees would be required to use a studen...
Mar 24, 2023 Rep Raymond Crews (R) District 8, Bossier City
LSU fans in Greenville, South Carolina to cheer on the Lady Tigers
The tiger train is moving full steam ahead as alumni gather to show support for Coach Mulkey and the LSU Women's Basketball team as they prepare to play Utah in Greenville, South Carolina in the Sweet...
Mar 23, 2023
Cantrell recall effort is far from a fairytale ending
The Orleans Parish Registrar of Voters says some of the signatures they received from the failed recall effort of New Orleans Mayor LaToya Cantrell were Disney names, but recall organizers say there w...
Mar 23, 2023
