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U.S. Federal Reserve drops interest rates, may implement more rate cuts by the end of 2025

Friday, September 19 by Louisiana Radio Network

This week, the Fed dropped interest rates by a quarter point and indicated that there may be two more rate cuts by the end of the year. So what does that mean for consumers like you and me? Rajesh Narayanan, a professor of finance... Read More.

Lieutenant Governor Billy Nungesser cites comments by President Donald Trump as main cause of dwindling number of Canadians traveling to Louisiana

Friday, September 19 by Louisiana Radio Network

Lieutenant Governor Billy Nungesser is in Canada this week with state and local tourism officials trying to promote travel to Louisiana, but he’s finding Canadians are not interested in leisure trips to the United States because of President Trump’s previous statements and actions. “We’ve seen... Read More.

Missed deadline may hamper New Orleans’ opportunities to host Super Bowl in 2031

Thursday, September 18 by Louisiana Radio Network

New Orleans’ chances of hosting the Super Bowl in 2031 are in serious jeopardy. The team has missed a key deadline to bid on hosting the game that year, which is the earliest that the Super Bowl can return to the city – sites... Read More.

Fall 2025 marks LSU’s largest incoming freshman class in school history

Thursday, September 18 by Louisiana Radio Network

LSU’s freshmen class for the flagship campus in Baton Rouge is the largest incoming class in the school’s history. LSU interim president Matt Lee says there are nearly 8,200 first-time freshmen on campus, and more than 5,000 of them are Louisiana residents — and... Read More.

Louisiana Department of Health urges caution when consuming raw seafood as fifth Louisiana resident dies from Vibrio vulnificus

Thursday, September 18 by Louisiana Radio Network

The Louisiana Department of Health is urging caution after a fifth person has died from Vibrio vulnificus. Those five are among 26 Louisiana residents who have been infected by the bacteria that naturally live in coastal waters and are found in higher numbers in the... Read More.

Terrebonne Parish authorities arrest two men in connection with 2015 murder of Pamela Johnson

Wednesday, September 17 by Louisiana Radio Network

It took nearly a decade, but detectives in Terrebonne Parish have arrested two men in connection with the murder of a woman. On December 1st, 2015, deputies found 56-year-old Pamela Johnson shot to death. This week, deputies arrested her husband, 70-year-old Charles Johnson, and... Read More.

Injured LSU quarterback Garrett Nussmeier set to play Saturday night vs. Southeastern Louisiana

Wednesday, September 17 by Louisiana Radio Network

LSU football coach Brian Kelly says Garrett Nussmeier will play Saturday night against Southeastern Louisiana despite a torso injury. It’s an injury Nussmeier suffered during preseason camp and Kelly says Nuss is feeling better. “You know, we dialed back practice. We dialed back what we... Read More.

8-year-old girl killed in deadly auto accident that occurred in St. Tammany Parish

Wednesday, September 17 by Louisiana Radio Network

An 8-year-old Covington girl is killed in a crash, and State Police say the lack of proper restraint may have made the difference between life and death. Trooper Marc Gremillion says it happened as a car was going along Louisiana Highway 40 in St.... Read More.

FBI launches investigation after several Louisiana legislators received “nefarious” postcards depicting a lynching

Wednesday, September 17 by Louisiana Radio Network

Several Louisiana legislators have received postcards containing graphic images of a lynching. Republican State Representative Mike Bayham of Chalmette was one of the lawmakers who received the nefarious postcard. “Whoever did this went on the state legislative website and started grabbing addresses in alphabetical order... Read More.

LSUA sees enrollment growth for 11th consecutive semester

Wednesday, September 17 by Louisiana Radio Network

Another Louisiana school is reporting surging enrollment. LSU Alexandria has announced that its enrollment has grown to just under 7,700 students. Abbey Bain, the vice chancellor for enrollment and student engagement, says it’s a continuation of a long winning streak for the school. “This is... Read More.

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Author: Louisiana Radio Network

U.S. Federal Reserve drops interest rates, may implement more rate cuts by the end of 2025

Lieutenant Governor Billy Nungesser cites comments by President Donald Trump as main cause of dwindling number of Canadians traveling to Louisiana

Missed deadline may hamper New Orleans’ opportunities to host Super Bowl in 2031

Fall 2025 marks LSU’s largest incoming freshman class in school history

Louisiana Department of Health urges caution when consuming raw seafood as fifth Louisiana resident dies from Vibrio vulnificus

Terrebonne Parish authorities arrest two men in connection with 2015 murder of Pamela Johnson

Injured LSU quarterback Garrett Nussmeier set to play Saturday night vs. Southeastern Louisiana

8-year-old girl killed in deadly auto accident that occurred in St. Tammany Parish

FBI launches investigation after several Louisiana legislators received “nefarious” postcards depicting a lynching

LSUA sees enrollment growth for 11th consecutive semester

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