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Pedestrian cell phone legislation scrapped by Louisiana House Transportation Committee

Tuesday, March 17 by Louisiana Radio Network

The Louisiana House Transportation Committee rejects a proposal to fine pedestrians $25 for looking at their cell phone while walking on a crosswalk. Chris Alexander with the Louisiana Citizen Advocacy Group testified against the legislation. "This is just government overreach at its finest. It's not... Read More.

Louisiana ranked No.2 in the nation in rehabilitation of historic buildings

Tuesday, March 17 by Louisiana Radio Network

When it comes to turning old buildings into new buildings, Louisiana sets the standard. Andrea McCarthy, the tax credit program director of the Louisiana Office of Cultural Development, says since 2021, Louisiana has rehabilitated more than 400 historic buildings, including several in New Orleans. "The... Read More.

U.S. Secretary of Education Linda McMahon endorses Governor Jeff Landry’s endeavor to increase funding for LA GATOR Program

Tuesday, March 17 by Louisiana Radio Network

U.S. Education Secretary Linda McMahon supports Governor Jeff Landry's effort to double the state funding of the LA GATOR Program. The program provides low income families with state dollars that can be used to pay for private school tuition. LaPolitics.com publisher Jeremy Alford says... Read More.

Louisiana DOTD holds public hearing regarding proposed Mississippi River Bridge project that would connect LA 1 and LA 30 in Iberville Parish

Monday, March 16 by Louisiana Radio Network

The state transportation department plans to pick a location for a new Mississippi River Bridge in the Baton Rouge area by the end of this year. DOTD Secretary Glenn Ledet says they are looking at three different locations south of Baton Rouge in Iberville... Read More.

Proposed Louisiana constitutional amendment would allow governor to remove judges and district attorneys due to incompetence or misconduct

Monday, March 16 by Louisiana Radio Network

A court watchdog group in New Orleans is speaking out against a proposed constitutional amendment that would create a mechanism to allow the Senate to remove a judge or a district attorney upon the recommendation of the governor. Jesse Manley, the interim executive director... Read More.

Lady Tigers are a 2-seed in the NCAA Tournament for the first time in the Mulkey era

Monday, March 16 by Louisiana Radio Network

LSU's 27-5 record earned them a number two seed in the NCAA Women's Basketball Tournament. The Lady Tigers will host the first two rounds, starting on Friday against Jacksonville. The Lady Dolphins are Atlantic Sun champs and are 24-8. But they lost by 40 points... Read More.

Tiger Rag Executive Editor Todd Horne discusses publication’s lawsuit against LSU

Monday, March 16 by Louisiana Radio Network

One of the plaintiffs in a lawsuit against LSU over the use of public dollars to pay student athletes through revenue sharing explains the reasoning for the suit. Tiger Rag Executive Editor Todd Horne says the lawsuit is attempting to get clarity on whether... Read More.

College Basketball: McNeese State Cowboys, Vanderbilt Commodores set for first-round clash in 2026 NCAA Tournament

Monday, March 16 by Louisiana Radio Network

After winning their third straight Southland Conference championship last Wednesday, the McNeese men's basketball team learned of their position in the bracket yesterday. They're the No. 12 seed in the South Region and will face the fifth-seeded Vanderbilt Commodores Thursday afternoon in Oklahoma City.... Read More.

Tiger Rag and other news outlets sue LSU over not providing information on revenue sharing deals with players

Friday, March 13 by Louisiana Radio Network

Tiger Rag magazine executive editor Todd Horne is among a trio of Baton Rouge reporters who are suing LSU for refusing to disclose records of public money it's paying to student athletes. Piper Hutchinson of Louisiana Illuminator and Chris Nakamoto of WAFB-TV are the... Read More.

Louisiana Department of Conservation and Energy, U.S. Geological Survey team up to study increased earthquake activity in northwest Louisiana

Thursday, March 12 by Louisiana Radio Network

The Louisiana Department of Conservation and Energy is working with the U.S. Geological Survey to get to the bottom of why there's been a sudden spike in earthquake activity in northwest Louisiana. It was spurred by a magnitude 4.9 quake last week; and since... Read More.

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Author: Louisiana Radio Network

Pedestrian cell phone legislation scrapped by Louisiana House Transportation Committee

Louisiana ranked No.2 in the nation in rehabilitation of historic buildings

U.S. Secretary of Education Linda McMahon endorses Governor Jeff Landry’s endeavor to increase funding for LA GATOR Program

Louisiana DOTD holds public hearing regarding proposed Mississippi River Bridge project that would connect LA 1 and LA 30 in Iberville Parish

Proposed Louisiana constitutional amendment would allow governor to remove judges and district attorneys due to incompetence or misconduct

Lady Tigers are a 2-seed in the NCAA Tournament for the first time in the Mulkey era

Tiger Rag Executive Editor Todd Horne discusses publication’s lawsuit against LSU

College Basketball: McNeese State Cowboys, Vanderbilt Commodores set for first-round clash in 2026 NCAA Tournament

Louisiana Department of Conservation and Energy, U.S. Geological Survey team up to study increased earthquake activity in northwest Louisiana

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