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Congressman Troy Carter supports bill to add mental health, suicide prevention information to high school student IDs

Thursday, January 22 by Louisiana Radio Network

Congressman Troy Carter is among the sponsors of a bipartisan bill that would require all middle school and high school student IDs and websites to include mental health and suicide prevention information. The New Orleans Democrat says the information could be a lifesaver for... Read More.

Louisiana Fifth District seat up for grabs as Julia Letlow announces intention to challenge Bill Cassidy

Thursday, January 22 by Louisiana Radio Network

Now that Julia Letlow will be vacating her District 5 seat to challenge Bill Cassidy for his U.S. Senate seat, the race is on for her successor. Greg Hilburn, a Louisiana politics reporter for the USA Today Network, says this will be a wide-open... Read More.

As Louisiana braces for severe winter ice storm, DOTD makes preparations for hazardous road conditions

Thursday, January 22 by Louisiana Radio Network

North Louisiana could be hit with a significant ice storm this weekend. State Climatologist Jay Grymes says rain will reach the state's northwestern parishes on Friday, and that rain will eventually turn to freezing rain and spread across the northern half of the state. "The... Read More.

Julia Letlow enters 2026 U.S. Senate race, looks to challenge Bill Cassidy

Wednesday, January 21 by Louisiana Radio Network

Republican Congresswoman Julia Letlow has officially entered the U.S. Senate race, as she's seeking to win the seat currently occupied by fellow Republican Bill Cassidy. In her campaign announcement, Letlow says she wants to ensure a safe and strong nation for our children. "I'm Julia... Read More.

Fifth Circuit U.S. Court of Appeals hears arguments over Ten Commandments in Louisiana and Texas public schools

Wednesday, January 21 by Louisiana Radio Network

All 17 judges in the Fifth Circuit U.S. Court of Appeals heard oral arguments yesterday afternoon on Louisiana's Ten Commandments law, as well as a nearly identical law out of Texas. Louisiana's law requires posters of the Ten Commandments to be displayed in every... Read More.

Louisiana Office of Tourism announces “Year of Outdoors” campaign to highlight the state’s natural beauty and recreational options

Wednesday, January 21 by Louisiana Radio Network

2026 is the "Year of Outdoors" in Louisiana. It's a year-long initiative to invite both residents and visitors to either discover or rediscover the natural beauty and the scores of recreational opportunities the state has to offer. Lieutenant Governor Billy Nungesser says as part... Read More.

U.S. Speaker of the House Mike Johnson delivers historic address to UK Parliament in honor of America 250

Tuesday, January 20 by Louisiana Radio Network

House Speaker Mike Johnson addressed the British Parliament this morning, becoming the first U.S. Speaker of the House ever to do so. In his nearly 23-minute address to members of both the House of Lords and the House of Commons, Johnson talked about the... Read More.

Winter storm anticipated to hit Louisiana this weekend, beginning Friday night

Tuesday, January 20 by Louisiana Radio Network

Chances are growing that a winter storm could hit the northern half of the state this weekend. Davyon Hill with the National Weather Service in Shreveport says freezing rain is expected to arrive on Friday night and the precipitation is expected to turn to... Read More.

Congresswoman Julia Letlow officially announces intention to run in 2026 Republican Primary against current U.S. Senator Bill Cassidy

Tuesday, January 20 by Louisiana Radio Network

Fifth District Congresswoman Julia Letlow says she will run for U.S. Senate, challenging incumbent Bill Cassidy in the Republican Primary. Letlow made the announcement at the Baton Rouge Business Report's Power Breakfast event. Her announcement comes after President Trump endorsed her over Cassidy. ULM... Read More.

Pelican Institute report emphasizes positive growth for Louisiana’s economy

Tuesday, January 20 by Louisiana Radio Network

A new report from the Pelican Institute highlights positive signs for the state's economy, but the institute says tax policies still need to be revised to foster job creation and encourage business growth. The report's author, Vance Ginn, says Louisiana's gross domestic product grew... Read More.

Author: Louisiana Radio Network

Congressman Troy Carter supports bill to add mental health, suicide prevention information to high school student IDs

Louisiana Fifth District seat up for grabs as Julia Letlow announces intention to challenge Bill Cassidy

As Louisiana braces for severe winter ice storm, DOTD makes preparations for hazardous road conditions

Julia Letlow enters 2026 U.S. Senate race, looks to challenge Bill Cassidy

Fifth Circuit U.S. Court of Appeals hears arguments over Ten Commandments in Louisiana and Texas public schools

Louisiana Office of Tourism announces “Year of Outdoors” campaign to highlight the state’s natural beauty and recreational options

U.S. Speaker of the House Mike Johnson delivers historic address to UK Parliament in honor of America 250

Winter storm anticipated to hit Louisiana this weekend, beginning Friday night

Congresswoman Julia Letlow officially announces intention to run in 2026 Republican Primary against current U.S. Senator Bill Cassidy

Pelican Institute report emphasizes positive growth for Louisiana’s economy

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