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US Senate race in the back drop of Washington D.C. Mardi Gras festivities

Thursday, January 29 by Louisiana Radio Network

One of Louisiana's biggest political networking events of the year is underway in the nation's capital, as it's D-C Mardi Gras time. LaPolitics.com publisher and editor Jeremy Alford says there will be a dinner dance on Friday night and a Mardi Gras ball on... Read More.

A new state tax credit encourages businesses to hire interns and have apprenticeships

Thursday, January 29 by Louisiana Radio Network

Louisiana trails other Southern states in internships and apprenticeships for high school students. That's why the Leaders for a Better Louisiana are alerting businesses about a new state tax credit employers can take advantage of if they hire interns or have an apprenticeship program. "Trying... Read More.

Musicians of the Rockin’1000 come from all walks of life

Thursday, January 29 by Louisiana Radio Network

One of the great things about Rockin'1000 is that it brings together musicians from all over the world, from literally all walks of life. Men or women, Black or white, gay or straight, young or old - all that is irrelevant. The only thing that matters... Read More.

Senator Bill Cassidy calls for investigation after shootings in Minneapolis involving ICE agents

Wednesday, January 28 by Louisiana Radio Network

Senator Bill Cassidy is calling for a full joint federal and state investigation into the events in Minneapolis that he described as "disturbing." In a conference call with reporters, Cassidy said things in Minneapolis have gotten out of hand. "We need to turn down the... Read More.

Louisiana winter storm death toll rises to 8 as power restoration, resident safety top list of Landry administration priorities

Tuesday, January 27 by Louisiana Radio Network

The state health department has announced five additional deaths because of the winter storm, bringing the total number to eight. The cause of death for five of the victims is hypothermia. LDH also says an elderly person in DeSoto Parish died from carbon monoxide... Read More.

Louisiana DOTD, alongside state police and National Guard, working to assist motorists and restore traffic flow along I-20 in North Louisiana

Tuesday, January 27 by Louisiana Radio Network

For those of you in North Louisiana, DOTD is urging you to stay off the roads once again today, if you possibly can. Spokeswoman Erin Buchanan says that especially includes I-20. "We've had numerous stopped or stalled 18-wheelers on the interstate, particularly at I-20 Westbound... Read More.

As 2026 tax filing season begins, new tax breaks will aid restaurant waitstaff and the elderly

Tuesday, January 27 by Louisiana Radio Network

If you have all of your tax forms - W-2s, 1099s and others - you can now file your federal and state income tax returns. There seems to be something new every year, and this year is no different. Richard Tullier, a CPA with... Read More.

January is Human Trafficking Awareness Month, spotlighting and providing outreach to victims in need

Tuesday, January 27 by Louisiana Radio Network

With January being Human Trafficking Awareness Month, the Office of Human Trafficking Prevention has been working to make people aware of how big of an issue that it is here. Director Mary Kate Andrepont says human trafficking happens around the entire state at all... Read More.

Ice storm update: Officials urge caution as efforts are underway to restore electricity to Louisiana residents still without power

Tuesday, January 27 by Louisiana Radio Network

Restoring power, clearing the roads of ice and preventing more deaths are the main priorities as north Louisiana continues to deal with the aftermath of an historic ice storm. At least three people have died because of the storm, including an elderly DeSoto Parish... Read More.

“Hell of a mess”: Power companies scramble to restore electricity as ice storm ravages North Louisiana

Monday, January 26 by Louisiana Radio Network

More than 120,000 people are without power because of the deadly ice storm. Public Service Commissioner Foster Campbell, who represents all of North Louisiana, says Monroe is the hardest hit area of the state as more than 45,000 customers in the parish do not... Read More.

Author: Louisiana Radio Network

US Senate race in the back drop of Washington D.C. Mardi Gras festivities

A new state tax credit encourages businesses to hire interns and have apprenticeships

Musicians of the Rockin’1000 come from all walks of life

Senator Bill Cassidy calls for investigation after shootings in Minneapolis involving ICE agents

Louisiana DOTD, alongside state police and National Guard, working to assist motorists and restore traffic flow along I-20 in North Louisiana

As 2026 tax filing season begins, new tax breaks will aid restaurant waitstaff and the elderly

January is Human Trafficking Awareness Month, spotlighting and providing outreach to victims in need

Ice storm update: Officials urge caution as efforts are underway to restore electricity to Louisiana residents still without power

“Hell of a mess”: Power companies scramble to restore electricity as ice storm ravages North Louisiana

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