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According to U.S. Mint Director Paul Hollis of Mandeville, pennies are no longer minted, but will remain in circulation for the foreseeable future

Monday, January 5 by Louisiana Radio Network

The federal government minted its last penny about two months ago, but it will be decades before the penny becomes a rare coin. Newly confirmed U.S. Mint Director Paul Hollis from Mandeville says enough pennies have been minted to stack them to the moon... Read More.

“Hope out of Darkness”: Statue commemorating wrongfully enslaved man Solomon Northup unveiled in Marksville

Monday, January 5 by Louisiana Radio Network

A statue was unveiled in Avoyelles Parish on Sunday to commemorate the 165th anniversary of the liberation of a wrongfully enslaved man. Solomon Northup was born a free black man in upstate New York in 1807; Melissa Howell, a direct descendant, says in 1841,... Read More.

Energy needs, auto insurance reform among many issues facing Louisiana lawmakers heading into 2026 legislative session

Monday, January 5 by Louisiana Radio Network

In three months, state lawmakers will head to Baton Rouge for the regular legislative session. Senate President Cameron Henry anticipates a lengthy discussion about the state's future energy needs with construction beginning on two massive data centers and the possibility of more data centers... Read More.

LSU Health Shreveport advises utilizing S.M.A.R.T. goals to follow through on New Year’s health resolutions

Monday, January 5 by Louisiana Radio Network

If the New Year resolved to lead a healthier lifestyle, LSU Health Shreveport Director of Institutional Wellness Dr. Marie Vasquez Morgan has some advice. She says maintaining any resolution starts with setting S.M.A.R.T. goals. S.M.A.R.T. is an acronym that stands for "Specific Measurable Achievable Relevant... Read More.

Future of LSU coaches leading Ole Miss playoff run uncertain after Sugar Bowl win

Friday, January 2 by Louisiana Radio Network

Ole Miss is headed to the Fiesta Bowl to face Miami with a trip to the national championship on the line, but there's been uncertainty about whether the six LSU assistant coaches on the Rebels' staff will continue coaching. Tiger Rag Editor Glenn Guilbeau... Read More.

Cassidy facing multiple challengers in 2026

Friday, January 2 by Louisiana Radio Network

The big political story for 2026 will be the U.S. Senate race as Republican incumbent Bill Cassidy faces several challengers from his own party. State Treasurer John Fleming, state senator Blake Miguez, state representative Julie Emerson and PSC Commissioner Eric Skrmetta are seeking to... Read More.

Louisiana Department of Health announces funding for rural healthcare

Friday, January 2 by Louisiana Radio Network

The Louisiana Department of Health said the state will receive $208 million through the Rural Health Transformation Program, established when Congress approved President Trump's Working Families Tax Cuts legislation. LDH Secretary Bruce Greenstein said this funding will improve healthcare access in rural communities. "Congress and... Read More.

Driving cell phone ban to be enforced in the new year

Friday, January 2 by Louisiana Radio Network

The grace period is over. Holding a phone to your ear while driving will now cost you a few bucks if you are caught, as the state law prohibiting cell phone use behind the wheel will be enforced in the new year. State Police... Read More.

LSU set to go on a shopping spree in the transfer portal

Thursday, January 1 by Louisiana Radio Network

Lane Kiffin has been counting down the days until the opening of the transfer portal window since he was hired as LSU's football coach on November 30th. Kiffin is known as the "Portal King" for his ability to identify and sign talented players out... Read More.

Take a Hike: Louisiana State Parks offering free admission for “First Day Hikes” on New Year’s Day and January 2nd

Wednesday, December 31 by Louisiana Radio Network

Louisiana State Parks wants residents to take a hike! Assistant Secretary for Louisiana State Parks, Brandon Burris, says there will be free admission to State Parks on New Year's Day and January 2nd so people can begin the new year with a hike... Read More.

Author: Louisiana Radio Network

According to U.S. Mint Director Paul Hollis of Mandeville, pennies are no longer minted, but will remain in circulation for the foreseeable future

“Hope out of Darkness”: Statue commemorating wrongfully enslaved man Solomon Northup unveiled in Marksville

Energy needs, auto insurance reform among many issues facing Louisiana lawmakers heading into 2026 legislative session

LSU Health Shreveport advises utilizing S.M.A.R.T. goals to follow through on New Year’s health resolutions

Future of LSU coaches leading Ole Miss playoff run uncertain after Sugar Bowl win

Cassidy facing multiple challengers in 2026

Louisiana Department of Health announces funding for rural healthcare

Driving cell phone ban to be enforced in the new year

LSU set to go on a shopping spree in the transfer portal

Take a Hike: Louisiana State Parks offering free admission for “First Day Hikes” on New Year’s Day and January 2nd

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