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As debate over Louisiana primaries begins, Lt. Governor Billy Nungesser voices his opinion

Wednesday, October 22 by Louisiana Radio Network

With the legislature set to debate the status of the primaries starting tomorrow, Lt. Governor Billy Nungesser leaves no doubt as to where he stands on the whole thing – if it was up to him, he’d scrap the closed primaries altogether and go... Read More.

“Mysterious” death of Wisconsin woman found on I-10 Twin Spans ruled homicide by hit-and-run, according to St. Tammany Parish Coroner

Wednesday, October 22 by Louisiana Radio Network

Authorities are investigating the mysterious death of a young woman from Wisconsin who was found dead on the I-10 Twin Spans in an apparent hit-and-run. St. Tammany Parish Coroner Christopher Tape says Edashia Caraway was in New Orleans for the NBA Youngboy concert. “Maybe she... Read More.

Louisiana Tech President Dr. Jim Henderson tapped to helm new BESE Artificial Intelligence Committee

Wednesday, October 22 by Louisiana Radio Network

BESE has created the Artificial Intelligence Committee. It’s a working group of education, technology, business and policy leaders that will look at how to expand AI integration in Louisiana classrooms and workforce development programs. Louisiana Tech president Dr. Jim Henderson chairs the new committee... Read More.

Louisiana Policy Institute for Children launches annual poll to gather data from parents regarding early childhood education

Wednesday, October 22 by Louisiana Radio Network

The Louisiana Policy Institute for Children is calling on parents that have kids involved in early childhood education to take their parent poll. LPIC’s chief executive officer, Dr. Libbie Sonnier, says the survey highlights key issues, including the rising cost of childcare. “The affordability is... Read More.

Halloween spending in the United States is on the rise

Wednesday, October 22 by Louisiana Radio Network

The amount of money Americans spend on Halloween is getting pretty spooky. Katherine Cullen with the National Retail Federation says this year’s spending will make mincemeat out of last year’s record of $12.2 billion. “Total Halloween spending is anticipated to reach a record $13.1 billion... Read More.

House fires claim the lives of three people in Hessmer, one person in Houma, according to Louisiana State Fire Marshal’s Office

Tuesday, October 21 by Louisiana Radio Network

Four people are dead in a pair of house fires in Louisiana over the weekend. Ken Pastorick with the State Fire Marshal’s Office says one happened Saturday morning in Hessmer, in Avoyelles Parish. “They killed a 58-year-old man, 47-year-old woman and a 10-year-old boy,” Pastorick... Read More.

LSU head coach Brian Kelly is on the hot seat as undefeated Texas A&M comes to Death Valley this Saturday night

Tuesday, October 21 by Louisiana Radio Network

The LSU football team’s 5-2 record has the Tigers coach Brian Kelly on the hot seat as the Bayou Bengals have underperformed this season. Tiger Rag Editor Glenn Guilbeau says he could see athletics director Scott Woodward firing Kelly after this season, if LSU... Read More.

Government shutdown could affect funding for Louisiana SNAP recipients beginning November 1st

Tuesday, October 21 by Louisiana Radio Network

Children’s advocates in Louisiana are sounding the alarm amid the ongoing federal government shutdown. Susan East Nelson, the executive director of the Louisiana Partnership for Children and Families, says if the shutdown goes on much longer – and there’s no end in sight –... Read More.

Good news at the gas pump: Louisiana statewide gas prices currently sixth lowest in the nation

Tuesday, October 21 by Louisiana Radio Network

Getting the gas gauge to “full” is less likely to leave your bank account “empty.” The statewide average for a gallon of regular unleaded is $2.62. That’s down six cents from a week ago. Nick Chabarria with AAA says this is the time of... Read More.

Senator Bill Cassidy’s campaign war chest far exceeds that of his opponents as he prepares for 2026 GOP primary election

Monday, October 20 by Louisiana Radio Network

Republican U.S. Senator Bill Cassidy has $9.5 million in campaign funds as he gears up for his re-election bid. Two of Cassidy’s opponents, state Senator Blake Miguez and Louisiana Treasurer John Fleming report having $2 million dollars on hand. Political analyst Bernie Pinsonat says... Read More.

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As debate over Louisiana primaries begins, Lt. Governor Billy Nungesser voices his opinion

“Mysterious” death of Wisconsin woman found on I-10 Twin Spans ruled homicide by hit-and-run, according to St. Tammany Parish Coroner

Louisiana Tech President Dr. Jim Henderson tapped to helm new BESE Artificial Intelligence Committee

Louisiana Policy Institute for Children launches annual poll to gather data from parents regarding early childhood education

Halloween spending in the United States is on the rise

House fires claim the lives of three people in Hessmer, one person in Houma, according to Louisiana State Fire Marshal’s Office

LSU head coach Brian Kelly is on the hot seat as undefeated Texas A&M comes to Death Valley this Saturday night

Government shutdown could affect funding for Louisiana SNAP recipients beginning November 1st

Good news at the gas pump: Louisiana statewide gas prices currently sixth lowest in the nation

Senator Bill Cassidy’s campaign war chest far exceeds that of his opponents as he prepares for 2026 GOP primary election

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