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Ole Miss Sues LSU Transfers Over Alleged Buyout Agreements

Wednesday, July 29 by Louisiana Radio Network

The rivalry between LSU and Ole Miss has spilled into the courtroom. The University of Mississippi sued LSU football players Princewill Umanmielen and Devin Harper, alleging the former Rebels owe nearly $1 million in buyout payments after transferring to the Tigers. According to the lawsuits, Umanmielen... Read More.

Disaster SNAP applications open for Tropical Storm Arthur victims in four Louisiana parishes

Tuesday, July 28 by Louisiana Radio Network

Louisiana households that experienced financial losses from Tropical Storm Arthur can apply for Disaster Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program (D-SNAP) benefits through Friday. Tim Jenkins, who oversees the SNAP program for the Louisiana Department of Health, says applicants must live in designated disaster areas of Avoyelles,... Read More.

Louisiana unveils new “I Voted” sticker, created by New Orleans artist

Tuesday, July 28 by Louisiana Radio Network

The next time you cast your ballot, your "I Voted" sticker will look a little different. The crawfish named Mark de Ballot is being retired; in its place is a work of art created by New Orleans artist Terrence Osborne. "The image is of a trumpet,"... Read More.

Louisiana law banning outdoor balloon releases takes effect Saturday

Tuesday, July 28 by Louisiana Radio Network

A new Louisiana law banning the outdoor release of balloons during memorials, celebrations and other events takes effect Saturday, with supporters saying the measure is designed to protect wildlife and reduce environmental pollution. Harahan Representative John Illg, who authored the legislation, said balloons released into... Read More.

Voting system to undergo public demonstration Wed. morning

Tuesday, July 28 by Louisiana Radio Network

A voting system will be undergoing testing for certification Wednesday morning in Baton Rouge. Secretary of State Nancy Landry says after five voting systems and one ballot marking device have been previously certified, the Smartmatic VSR1 2.1 will now be tested. "We had a request to... Read More.

Man, 61, charged with sex crimes against girl under 10

Tuesday, July 28 by Louisiana Radio Network

A Thibodaux man is charged with sex crimes involving a child. Lafourche Parish Sheriff's Capt. Brennan Matherne says juvenile detectives began investigating Gregory Leblanc, 61, last month after allegations surfaced about inappropriate behavior years ago with a girl who was under ten years old at... Read More.

Louisiana Among Five Finalists for Proposed Nuclear Innovation Campus

Tuesday, July 28 by Louisiana Radio Network

Louisiana is one of five states under consideration to host a Nuclear Lifecycle Innovation Campus, a key initiative in the Trump Administration's effort to expand the nation's nuclear energy industry. The U.S. Department of Energy selected Louisiana, along with Utah, Tennessee, Oklahoma and Idaho, from... Read More.

Landfill search for Baton Rouge teen now in third week

Tuesday, July 28 by Louisiana Radio Network

The search for the remains of 15-year-old Ja'Derrius Minnieweather is now in its third week in the North Landfill in Zachary, near Baton Rouge. East Baton Rouge District Attorney Hillar Moore says the hot, humid conditions are making things very hard for the searchers, especially... Read More.

Brumley urges school district leaders to crack down on inappropriate student behavior

Tuesday, July 28 by Louisiana Radio Network

State Education Superintendent Dr. Cade Brumley is urging school districts to crack down on unruly student behavior this upcoming school year. Brumley sent a letter to all district leaders, calling on them to make a commitment to stand firm on inappropriate behavior. Brumley noted the tremendous... Read More.

Endangered Louisiana bird has historic nesting season

Monday, July 27 by Louisiana Radio Network

The Louisiana Department of Wildlife and Fisheries reported the state's whooping crane recovery effort saw 10 fledged chicks. That means the chicks are fully grown, capable of flight and able to fend for themselves. It brings the state's total population to 84. LDWF Biologist... Read More.

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Ole Miss Sues LSU Transfers Over Alleged Buyout Agreements

Disaster SNAP applications open for Tropical Storm Arthur victims in four Louisiana parishes

Louisiana unveils new “I Voted” sticker, created by New Orleans artist

Louisiana law banning outdoor balloon releases takes effect Saturday

Voting system to undergo public demonstration Wed. morning

Man, 61, charged with sex crimes against girl under 10

Louisiana Among Five Finalists for Proposed Nuclear Innovation Campus

Landfill search for Baton Rouge teen now in third week

Brumley urges school district leaders to crack down on inappropriate student behavior

Endangered Louisiana bird has historic nesting season

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