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Record-breaking number of whooping cough cases have been confirmed in Louisiana this year thus far

Monday, September 15 by Louisiana Radio Network

It’s been a record-breaking year for whooping cough, and we still have three and a half months to go. State Epidemiologist Theresa Sokol says through the first eight months of this year, Louisiana has confirmed 379 whooping cough cases. “This is close to double the... Read More.

Defense leads the way as LSU waits for the offense to find its way

Sunday, September 14 by Louisiana Radio Network

It was another great performance by LSU’s defense as the Tigers intercepted Florida quarterback DJ Lagway five times in a 20-10 win over the Gators to improve to 3-0. While it’s fun to watch LSU’s defense dominate again, it’s hard to ignore the struggles on... Read More.

Cheneyville acting police chief charged with sexual battery of child under 13

Friday, September 12 by Louisiana Radio Network

The acting police chief in Cheneyville, a town of less than 500 in Rapides Parish, finds himself on the other side of the law. Charles A. Isaac, 37, is charged with molestation of a juvenile and sexual battery of a child under the age of... Read More.

LSU-Florida meet in a rare September SEC showdown

Friday, September 12 by Louisiana Radio Network

LSU and Florida are meeting for the 72nd time on Saturday night. For a long time, this game was played on the first or second Saturday in October. We’ve seen these two teams play in November, but it’s been a long time since they... Read More.

Stolen Abraham Lincoln statue recovered, but in pieces. Three people arrested

Friday, September 12 by Louisiana Radio Network

Three people have been arrested for allegedly stealing a 64-pound, solid silver statue of former President Abraham Lincoln from the Houmas House Estate and Gardens in Ascension Parish. Houmas House owner Kevin Kelly says unfortunately the suspects cut up the statue in several pieces... Read More.

LSU Ag Center seafood specialist urges caution prior to consuming raw Louisiana oysters

Friday, September 12 by Louisiana Radio Network

After two people have died and several others became sick after eating raw oysters contaminated with the flesh-eating bacteria Vibrio vulnificus, the LSU Ag Center is urging you to use caution before eating raw oysters. Seafood extension specialist Evelyn Watts says the risk is... Read More.

Lafayette-based Acadian Ambulance Service celebrates 54 years of service this month

Thursday, September 11 by Louisiana Radio Network

This month, Lafayette-based Acadian Ambulance, the nation’s largest employee-owned ambulance service, is celebrating 54 years of service. Porter Taylor, Acadian Ambulance’s director of operations in Louisiana, commends the many medics who have continued to value its patients all these years. “Establishing that passion for good... Read More.

New Orleans Saints poised to sign new long-term lease with Caesars Superdome

Thursday, September 11 by Louisiana Radio Network

The Saints are close to signing a new long-term lease that would keep the franchise playing their home games at the Caesars Superdome. Nola.com reporter Jeff Duncan says it has been a difficult agreement to reach, because Saints Owner Gayle Benson is 78 years... Read More.

New Orleans Mayor LaToya Cantrell pleads not guilty to federal corruption charges

Thursday, September 11 by Louisiana Radio Network

As expected, New Orleans Mayor LaToya Cantrell pleaded not guilty to federal corruption charges. Loyola University law professor Dane Ciolino says Cantrell was released on her own recognizance and was given a series of pre-trial conditions, including travel restrictions. “She had to surrender her passport.... Read More.

Louisiana Sports Hall of Fame announces 2026 induction class

Thursday, September 11 by Louisiana Radio Network

Former NFL stars highlight the 2026 Louisiana Sports Hall of Fame induction class, including a Saints fan favorite. Wide receiver Joe Horn was a four-time Pro Bowler for the Black and Gold in the early 2000s. Chairman of the Louisiana Sports Hall of Fame... Read More.

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Author: Louisiana Radio Network

Record-breaking number of whooping cough cases have been confirmed in Louisiana this year thus far

Defense leads the way as LSU waits for the offense to find its way

Cheneyville acting police chief charged with sexual battery of child under 13

LSU-Florida meet in a rare September SEC showdown

Stolen Abraham Lincoln statue recovered, but in pieces. Three people arrested

LSU Ag Center seafood specialist urges caution prior to consuming raw Louisiana oysters

Lafayette-based Acadian Ambulance Service celebrates 54 years of service this month

New Orleans Saints poised to sign new long-term lease with Caesars Superdome

New Orleans Mayor LaToya Cantrell pleads not guilty to federal corruption charges

Louisiana Sports Hall of Fame announces 2026 induction class

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