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Krewe of Dolly to continue marching, supporting Imagination Library in tribute to recently-deceased entertainment icon

Friday, August 28 by Louisiana Radio Network

While the entire world is mourning the loss of Dolly Parton, that can especially be said for the Krewe of Dolly. Sarah Post with the Krewe of Dolly says the organization was founded in 2020 by a group of women who are die-hard fans... Read More.

Governor Jeff Landry sets record pace regarding number of executive orders issued during first term in office

Friday, August 28 by Louisiana Radio Network

Governor Jeff Landry is not shy about issuing executive orders. In less than three years in office, he's issued 406 of them - surpassing the number his predecessor, John Bel Edwards, issued during two full terms. LaPolitics Weekly publisher Jeremy Alford says Landry's record... Read More.

Baton Rouge attorney to contest SEC rule banning former pros from playing in college

Thursday, August 27 by Louisiana Radio Network

The attorneys representing ex-NFL commits Dae'Quan Wright and Zxavien Harris plan to fight the SEC's new rule banning schools from signing former pro players. The SEC approved the ban after a Baton Rouge judge granted 33 athletes a temporary restraining order against the NCAA... Read More.

Louisiana legislature commits $1 million to assist in food insecurity among college students

Thursday, August 27 by Louisiana Radio Network

The Board of Regents' effort to address food insecurity among college students has received a historic $1 million investment from the Louisiana Legislature. Higher Education Commissioner Kim Hunter Reed says food is a critical part of a student's ability to learn. "This is a student... Read More.

$20,000 reward offered by state and federal wildlife authorities for information regarding December 2025 killing of a bald eagle in Vermilion Parish

Thursday, August 27 by Louisiana Radio Network

As the investigation into the killing of a bald eagle in Vermilion Parish last December continues, the reward for information leading to a conviction is now up to $20,000. Department of Wildlife and Fisheries Corporal Stuart Guillory says while tips have come in since... Read More.

Former band director recalls memory of Dolly Parton performing with the Northwestern State Marching Band

Thursday, August 27 by Louisiana Radio Network

We're hearing from the band director at Northwestern State at the time when Dolly Parton joined the band on the field at Turpin Stadium for a performance of her hit song "9 to 5" in the fall of 1988. Dolly was in Natchitoches that... Read More.

Homework Louisiana offers no-cost access to personalized tutoring for Louisiana students

Thursday, August 27 by Louisiana Radio Network

The State Library is reminding Louisiana students to access live, vetted tutors through HomeworkLA.org. Homework Louisiana provides one-on-one tutoring from over 4,000 qualified teachers in nearly 200 subjects. State Librarian Meg Placke says the service is just as accessible as AI but more... Read More.

Questions raised concerning effects of announced Vermilion Parish SpaceX facility on area wildlife

Thursday, August 27 by Louisiana Radio Network

SpaceX's $100 billion rocket launch site in coastal Vermilion Parish could bring thousands of jobs to Acadiana. But some are questioning what the massive development could mean for the area's wildlife. Starbase Louisiana will be built near Pecan Island, a popular destination for fishing,... Read More.

Meta to pay $180 million to Louisiana as part of multistate settlement involving teenage social media addiction allegations

Thursday, August 27 by Louisiana Radio Network

Louisiana is set to receive $180 million over the next nine years as part of a landmark multistate settlement with Meta over allegations that Facebook and Instagram were designed to addict teenagers to social media. Attorney General Liz Murrill says she would like to... Read More.

Southeastern Conference approves policy banning pro athletes from returning to play for a member school

Wednesday, August 26 by Louisiana Radio Network

SEC presidents unanimously approved a policy to ban former professional football and basketball players from returning to play for a member school. This rule blocks LSU from signing ex-NFL commits Dae'Quan Wright and Zxavian Harris as well as basketball signee RJ Luis, who all... Read More.

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Krewe of Dolly to continue marching, supporting Imagination Library in tribute to recently-deceased entertainment icon

Governor Jeff Landry sets record pace regarding number of executive orders issued during first term in office

Baton Rouge attorney to contest SEC rule banning former pros from playing in college

Louisiana legislature commits $1 million to assist in food insecurity among college students

$20,000 reward offered by state and federal wildlife authorities for information regarding December 2025 killing of a bald eagle in Vermilion Parish

Former band director recalls memory of Dolly Parton performing with the Northwestern State Marching Band

Homework Louisiana offers no-cost access to personalized tutoring for Louisiana students

Questions raised concerning effects of announced Vermilion Parish SpaceX facility on area wildlife

Southeastern Conference approves policy banning pro athletes from returning to play for a member school

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