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Rayville Assistant Police Chief arrested for theft, malfeasance in office

Friday, October 17 by Louisiana Radio Network

A northeast Louisiana assistant police chief finds himself on the other side of the law. State Police arrested Rayville Assistant Police Chief Czyz Williams for theft and malfeasance in office. Trooper Ryan Davis says Williams was selling department property and pocketing the money. “Mr. Williams... Read More.

Assumption Parish Sheriff Leland Falcon grazed by bullet during confrontation in Pierre Part

Friday, October 17 by Louisiana Radio Network

A close call for the sheriff of Assumption Parish, as he’s shot by a shooting suspect he was confronting. Sheriff’s spokesman Lonny Cavalier says Sheriff Leland Falcon was close to the scene when the call for assistance came down, so he responded and encountered... Read More.

Southeastern Louisiana University celebrates opening of Robin Roberts Broadcast Media Center

Friday, October 17 by Louisiana Radio Network

With its famous namesake on hand, Southeastern Louisiana University officially opens its new Robin Roberts Broadcast Media Center. President Dr. William Wainwright says it includes a newsroom, a film studio and a multimedia studio, giving students experience in all facets of broadcasting. “Audio, video, of... Read More.

LSU football head coach Brian Kelly gives injury update ahead of Saturday’s LSU-Vanderbilt matchup

Friday, October 17 by Louisiana Radio Network

The Fighting Tigers are at Vanderbilt tomorrow, and two starters on defense could miss the game. Coach Brian Kelly gave an updated injury report yesterday. “(Aaron) Anderson, (Paul) Mubenga, those guys are probable. (Whit) Weeks and Jamari Butler are questionable and (Bernard) Gooden is doubtful,”... Read More.

Louisiana Board of Elementary and Secondary Education approves policy change that reduces number of high school state standardized tests

Friday, October 17 by Louisiana Radio Network

High school sophomores will soon have fewer standardized tests to take at the end of the school year. Starting in the 2026-27 school year, the number of standardized tests they will take will go down from six to four. State Superintendent of Education Dr.... Read More.

Governor Jeff Landry calls special session of state legislature to adjust 2026 election cycle calendar as U.S. Supreme Court continues hearing regarding Louisiana congressional map

Friday, October 17 by Louisiana Radio Network

Governor Landry has called a special session to adjust the calendar for the 2026 election cycle amid the Supreme Court case on the state’s second majority Black congressional district. The session will start next Thursday and will last 22 days. Jeremy Alford, the publisher... Read More.

Additional security measures to be taken during home LSU football games for remainder of season

Thursday, October 16 by Louisiana Radio Network

For the remainder of the football season, those going to LSU home games can expect beefed-up security following a pair of shootings outside the stadium last week. Scott Ballard, the chairman of the LSU Board of Supervisors, says there will be additional police presence... Read More.

LSU quarterback Garrett Nussmeier’s confidence is growing as Tigers prepare for road game at Vanderbilt

Thursday, October 16 by Louisiana Radio Network

LSU quarterback Garrett Nussmeier showed improvement in throwing the ball in the Tigers’ 20-10 win over South Carolina. Nussmeier said the first few games of the season were tough due to his ab injury, but he says he’s gaining more confidence heading into this... Read More.

Governor Jeff Landry halts new carbon capture applications in Louisiana

Thursday, October 16 by Louisiana Radio Network

Governor Landry issues a moratorium on new applications for carbon capture injection wells in the state. Several lawmakers, including Charles Owen, have expressed concerns about pumping and storing carbon dioxide below the ground. “What they’re proposing to do has never been done in the United... Read More.

United States Supreme Court hears Louisiana congressional map case that could affect Voting Rights Act

Wednesday, October 15 by Louisiana Radio Network

The Supreme Court heard oral arguments this morning on Louisiana’s congressional map that could have a profound effect on the Voting Rights Act across the country. At issue is the creation of the state’s second majority Black district. Janai Nelson, the head of the... Read More.

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Author: Louisiana Radio Network

Rayville Assistant Police Chief arrested for theft, malfeasance in office

Assumption Parish Sheriff Leland Falcon grazed by bullet during confrontation in Pierre Part

Southeastern Louisiana University celebrates opening of Robin Roberts Broadcast Media Center

LSU football head coach Brian Kelly gives injury update ahead of Saturday’s LSU-Vanderbilt matchup

Louisiana Board of Elementary and Secondary Education approves policy change that reduces number of high school state standardized tests

Governor Jeff Landry calls special session of state legislature to adjust 2026 election cycle calendar as U.S. Supreme Court continues hearing regarding Louisiana congressional map

Additional security measures to be taken during home LSU football games for remainder of season

LSU quarterback Garrett Nussmeier’s confidence is growing as Tigers prepare for road game at Vanderbilt

Governor Jeff Landry halts new carbon capture applications in Louisiana

United States Supreme Court hears Louisiana congressional map case that could affect Voting Rights Act

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