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LSU football’s Brian Kelly addresses “misinformation” amidst Garrett Nussmeier surgery rumors

Wednesday, October 1 by Louisiana Radio Network

LSU football coach Brian Kelly says any speculation quarterback Garrett Nussmeier needs surgery to repair an injury he suffered in fall camp is just not true. “That’s misinformation. Those are not based on any facts. They’re quite silly, actually,” Kelly said. Kelly was asked about Nussmeier’s... Read More.

Investigation confirms no link between recent social media threats made towards four Rapides Parish high schools

Wednesday, October 1 by Louisiana Radio Network

A shocking development in the investigation into the threats posted online against high schools in Rapides Parish. Tommy Carnline with the Rapides Parish Sheriff’s Office says investigators looked into whether the threats posted against at least four different high schools were related to one... Read More.

Former LSU quarterback Rohan Davey comments on LSU’s offensive issues

Wednesday, October 1 by Louisiana Radio Network

The LSU offense has been a major issue through the first five games of the season. The Tigers only put up 254 yards of total offense against Ole Miss. Former LSU quarterback Rohan Davey says that no one on the offensive side of the... Read More.

Louisiana lawmakers Troy Carter and Bill Cassidy react to Government shutdown

Wednesday, October 1 by Louisiana Radio Network

No progress on Capitol Hill yesterday; thus, the federal government is shut down. Democratic Congressman Troy Carter, who represents New Orleans, says what’s different about this one is that unlike shutdowns in the past, where federal employees were furloughed, employees this time around will... Read More.

Despite Governor Jeff Landry’s request for Louisiana National Guard assistance, data suggests crime rates are declining

Wednesday, October 1 by Louisiana Radio Network

Governor Landry says 1,000 Louisiana National Guard troops need to be deployed to urban centers throughout the state because of elevated crime rates in Shreveport, Baton Rouge and New Orleans. But crime data analyst Jeff Asher says crime rates are actually declining. “It’s a very... Read More.

NOPD arrests two men in connection with Bourbon Street shooting that killed a tourist from Chicago

Tuesday, September 30 by Louisiana Radio Network

Two men are arrested in connection with a shooting on Bourbon Street over the weekend that killed a Chicago woman in town celebrating her birthday. Chief Deputy Superintendent Hans Ganthier announced the arrests during a news conference yesterday afternoon. “We first identified Mekhi Jarius Andry.... Read More.

Pineville Representative Mike Johnson calls for a comprehensive review of Louisiana’s laws addressing threats made against schools and colleges

Tuesday, September 30 by Louisiana Radio Network

A series of threats against high schools in Rapides Parish has those schools on edge. Over the course of the last several days, threats have been posted onto social media against no fewer than four high schools, forcing the cancellation of one school’s entire... Read More.

Louisiana to receive $13.5 million from U.S. Department of Education to assist charter schools throughout state

Tuesday, September 30 by Louisiana Radio Network

The U.S. Department of Education is sending Louisiana $13.5 million to support charter schools. This allocation is on top of the $55 million the state received in 2023 to increase the number of charter schools. Assistant Superintendent in the Office of the School Choice,... Read More.

Federal Highway Administration approves an environmental assessment for a new proposed Mississippi River Bridge south of Baton Rouge

Tuesday, September 30 by Louisiana Radio Network

The Federal Highway Administration has given the state the green light to conduct an environmental assessment for a new proposed Mississippi River Bridge south of Baton Rouge. Louisiana Transportation Secretary Glenn Ledet says the approval marks a significant step in advancing the projects, and... Read More.

Governor Jeff Landry requests federal government to fund deployment of 1,000 Louisiana National Guard troops to combat violent crime in New Orleans

Tuesday, September 30 by Louisiana Radio Network

Governor Jeff Landry has made a formal request to the Pentagon for the federal government to pay for the deployment of 1,000 Louisiana National Guard Troops, who will assist local law enforcement in fighting crime. Landry, who appeared on Fox News last night, says... Read More.

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LSU football’s Brian Kelly addresses “misinformation” amidst Garrett Nussmeier surgery rumors

Former LSU quarterback Rohan Davey comments on LSU’s offensive issues

Louisiana lawmakers Troy Carter and Bill Cassidy react to Government shutdown

Despite Governor Jeff Landry’s request for Louisiana National Guard assistance, data suggests crime rates are declining

NOPD arrests two men in connection with Bourbon Street shooting that killed a tourist from Chicago

Pineville Representative Mike Johnson calls for a comprehensive review of Louisiana’s laws addressing threats made against schools and colleges

Louisiana to receive $13.5 million from U.S. Department of Education to assist charter schools throughout state

Federal Highway Administration approves an environmental assessment for a new proposed Mississippi River Bridge south of Baton Rouge

Governor Jeff Landry requests federal government to fund deployment of 1,000 Louisiana National Guard troops to combat violent crime in New Orleans

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