State News

Rick Edmonds, Blake Miguez trade barbs concerning residency claims ahead of November 3rd jungle primary

Thursday, September 17 by Louisiana Radio Network

State Senator Rick Edmonds is accusing congressional opponent Blake Miguez of making conflicting claims about where he lives. A New Iberia resident has filed a complaint with the Louisiana Attorney General's Office alleging Miguez does not live in the state Senate district he represents.... Read More.

Landry Kiffin calls out vulgar jokes aimed at her ahead of Saturday’s LSU-Ole Miss football game

Thursday, September 17 by Louisiana Radio Network

The daughter of LSU football coach Lane Kiffin, Landry Kiffin, takes to social media to express her sadness and disappointment over being the punchline of a sexual joke by Ole Miss students. In a post on TikTok, Kiffin, who is a 21-year-old student at... Read More.

LSU Against the World? National Fan Sentiment Favors Ole Miss

Thursday, September 17 by Louisiana Radio Network

When LSU and Ole Miss meet Saturday night in a highly anticipated SEC showdown, it appears the Tigers will have plenty of fans rooting against them. Research conducted by BetOnline Sports and Casino found that Louisiana is the only state where fans are predominantly rooting... Read More.

According to new study, students in New Orleans charter schools are demonstrating fastest academic growth in U.S.

Thursday, September 17 by Louisiana Radio Network

Leaders for a Better Louisiana say New Orleans students are showing the fastest academic growth in the nation, according to a study out of Stanford University. That's a dramatic turnaround from before Hurricane Katrina, when more than 60%of New Orleans schools were considered academically... Read More.

LHSC data shows record-low number of motor vehicle crashes, increased DUI fatalities statewide in 2025

Thursday, September 17 by Louisiana Radio Network

The Louisiana Highway Safety Commission is crediting record-high seat belt use for a record-low number of crash injuries in 2025. LSU data shows 54,000 people were injured in motor vehicle crashes last year - the lowest number since the state began keeping detailed records.... Read More.

Frymaster to expand business operations in Shreveport to accommodate continued growth

Wednesday, September 16 by Louisiana Radio Network

Frymaster, which produces commercial frying equipment, is expanding its operations in Shreveport which will create nearly 50 direct jobs. Frymaster's Vice President of Business Development and Product Management, Wendell Hays, says this investment is an important step in supporting the continued growth of their... Read More.

Oxford, Mississippi anticipates record crowd for upcoming LSU-Ole Miss football game

Wednesday, September 16 by Louisiana Radio Network

The city of Oxford is preparing to welcome hundreds of thousands of college football fans for the top-10 matchup between LSU and Ole Miss this weekend. Kinney Ferris, the executive director of Visit Oxford, says the game is all anyone in town has been... Read More.

“Psychological Warfare”: Former Ole Miss, current LSU players Princewill Umanmielen and Devin Harper served court documents days prior to Tigers-Rebels contest

Wednesday, September 16 by Louisiana Radio Network

LSU defensive end Princewill Umanmielen was served court documents in Ole Miss's lawsuit against him and offensive lineman Devin Harper outside the LSU football facility yesterday. The lawsuit seeking nearly $1 million from the athletes for breaking their Ole Miss revenue-sharing contracts was filed... Read More.

LSU of Alexandria’s Fall 2026 enrollment is largest in university history

Wednesday, September 16 by Louisiana Radio Network

The 8,600 students LSUA welcomed this fall represent the largest enrollment in university history and a nearly 12% increase from last year. LSUA Chancellor Dr. Elizabeth Beard says that the university offers a personal and impactful education. "Our students are choosing LSUA because we have... Read More.

Bill Cassidy places blame for current measles outbreak on President Donald Trump and U.S.

Wednesday, September 16 by Louisiana Radio Network

U.S. Senator Bill Cassidy blames President Trump and U.S. Health Secretary Robert F. Kennedy Jr. for the worst measles outbreak in 35 years. The President and Kennedy have linked autism to childhood vaccines. Cassidy, who is a doctor that has done vaccine research, says... Read More.

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Rick Edmonds, Blake Miguez trade barbs concerning residency claims ahead of November 3rd jungle primary

Landry Kiffin calls out vulgar jokes aimed at her ahead of Saturday’s LSU-Ole Miss football game

LSU Against the World? National Fan Sentiment Favors Ole Miss

According to new study, students in New Orleans charter schools are demonstrating fastest academic growth in U.S.

LHSC data shows record-low number of motor vehicle crashes, increased DUI fatalities statewide in 2025

Frymaster to expand business operations in Shreveport to accommodate continued growth

Oxford, Mississippi anticipates record crowd for upcoming LSU-Ole Miss football game

“Psychological Warfare”: Former Ole Miss, current LSU players Princewill Umanmielen and Devin Harper served court documents days prior to Tigers-Rebels contest

LSU of Alexandria’s Fall 2026 enrollment is largest in university history

Bill Cassidy places blame for current measles outbreak on President Donald Trump and U.S.

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