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Louisiana bill allowing “No Party” voters to participate in Democrat, Republican primaries is nearing passage into law

Saturday, May 23 by Louisiana Radio Network

"No Party" voters are allowed to vote in either the Republican or Democratic party primaries, but that might not be the case in the future. There is a bill that is close to final legislative passage that will allow each party to decide if... Read More.

Prices are dropping as end of 2026 Crawfish Season approaches

Friday, May 22 by Louisiana Radio Network

If you're looking for a way to celebrate Memorial Day or graduation, how about with one of Louisiana's most famous delicacies? Laney King, the co-founder of The Crawfish App, says crawfish prices this holiday weekend are averaging $2.99 a pound for live crawfish and... Read More.

Former McNeese State football head coach Bobby Keasler passes away at 80

Friday, May 22 by Louisiana Radio Network

A memorial service takes place Saturday for a McNeese State legend. Family, former players, friends, and Cowboy fans will pay their final respects to Bobby Keasler, who died earlier this month at the age of 80. McNeese Sports Information Director Matthew Bonnette says Keasler... Read More.

Memorial Day weekend expected to be a wet one for most of Louisiana

Friday, May 22 by Louisiana Radio Network

It will be a wet Memorial Day weekend as the state is stuck in a rainy weather pattern that will stick around into next week. National Weather Service Meteorologist Chanelle Stigger in Lake Charles says we are looking at some impressive rain totals for... Read More.

Legislation replacing Louisiana vehicle inspection sticker with QR codes awaits Governor Jeff Landry’s signature

Friday, May 22 by Louisiana Radio Network

The end of inspection stickers in Louisiana is now just Governor Landry's expected signature away from becoming official, as House Bill 1085 has achieved final legislative passage. The author, Stonewall Representative Larry Bagley, says that $10 inspection sticker will be replaced with a $6... Read More.

Proposed Louisiana Congressional map advances for final approval, despite objection from Black lawmakers

Friday, May 22 by Louisiana Radio Network

Despite strong opposition from Black lawmakers, the House Governmental Affairs Committee approved a Congressional map with one majority-minority district. West Monroe Senator Jay Morris' measure would most likely result in five Republicans and one Democrat representing Louisiana in the U.S. House of Representatives, upsetting... Read More.

Despite predictions of a below-average 2026 hurricane season, weather experts still urge Louisiana residents to be prepared

Thursday, May 21 by Louisiana Radio Network

The National Weather Service is expecting a below-average hurricane season this year, with between eight and 14 named storms, including three to six hurricanes. NOAA Administrator Neil Jacobs says a certain weather pattern is the key factor behind this forecast. "There's a 98% chance of... Read More.

Bebé’s Back: Former LSU head coach Ed Orgeron joins Lane Kiffin’s staff ahead of 2026 football season

Thursday, May 21 by Louisiana Radio Network

Ed Orgeron is back coaching at LSU again! Head coach Lane Kiffin has added the former Tigers head coach to his staff as the special assistant to recruiting and defense. WWL Radio Sports Talk show host and longtime friend of Orgeron, Mike Detillier, says... Read More.

United Airlines to resume non-stop service between Alexandria and Houston beginning today

Thursday, May 21 by Louisiana Radio Network

After a four-year absence, United Airlines returns to Alexandria today. England Airpark Executive Director Ralph Hennessy says United is offering non-stop service to and from Houston. "Two flights a day, leaving and going to Houston Intercontinental Airport, and then returning back to Alexandria," Hennessy said. United... Read More.

Constitutional amendment prohibiting a Louisiana governor from serving more than two consecutive terms passes in House, heads to Senate

Thursday, May 21 by Louisiana Radio Network

The House-approved constitutional amendment that prohibits a governor from serving more than two consecutive terms is headed to the Senate floor. The Senate Governmental Affairs committee approved the measure on a party-line 5-3 vote, with Democrats voting against it. New Orleans Democratic Senator Royce... Read More.

Author: Louisiana Radio Network

Louisiana bill allowing “No Party” voters to participate in Democrat, Republican primaries is nearing passage into law

Prices are dropping as end of 2026 Crawfish Season approaches

Former McNeese State football head coach Bobby Keasler passes away at 80

Memorial Day weekend expected to be a wet one for most of Louisiana

Legislation replacing Louisiana vehicle inspection sticker with QR codes awaits Governor Jeff Landry’s signature

Proposed Louisiana Congressional map advances for final approval, despite objection from Black lawmakers

Despite predictions of a below-average 2026 hurricane season, weather experts still urge Louisiana residents to be prepared

Bebé’s Back: Former LSU head coach Ed Orgeron joins Lane Kiffin’s staff ahead of 2026 football season

United Airlines to resume non-stop service between Alexandria and Houston beginning today

Constitutional amendment prohibiting a Louisiana governor from serving more than two consecutive terms passes in House, heads to Senate

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