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Bill Cassidy attacks Julia Letlow’s previous support of DEI policies

Tuesday, April 7 by Louisiana Radio Network

Senator Bill Cassidy continues to hammer Congresswoman Julia Letlow in the Republican Senate primary for previously supporting DEI policies. In videos from 2020 when Letlow was seeking to be the president at ULM, she told the search committee she was committed to a more... Read More.

New study shows decline in growth of jobs in Louisiana’s oil and gas industry

Tuesday, April 7 by Louisiana Radio Network

The Data Center, which is in New Orleans, says job growth in Louisiana since 2015 has increased by less than 1%, well below the U.S. average of 11.5%. Dr. Alex Kolker helped put the report together and says Louisiana's economy has not been the... Read More.

AARP Louisiana report cites need for increased resources, advocacy for long-term home healthcare

Monday, April 6 by Louisiana Radio Network

A new AARP report finds that 900,000 Louisianans are caregivers for adults, including older parents, spouses, neighbors and other loved ones. Director of Advocacy at AARP Louisiana, Andrew Muhl, says the Louisiana Legislature should do more to help these adults provide long-term care. "Programs to... Read More.

Travelers entering or departing Lafayette via I-49 should anticipate delays due to road construction

Monday, April 6 by Louisiana Radio Network

Those of you headed into or out of Lafayette on I-49, be prepared for potential construction delays starting today. That's because DOTD is beginning a major preservation project along a nearly nine-mile stretch from I-10 to the St. Landry Parish line. Deidra Druilhet with... Read More.

Proposed resolution would require LHSAA to implement safety oversight to Louisiana high school dance, cheer, and lacrosse teams

Monday, April 6 by Louisiana Radio Network

A Denham Springs representative is asking the LHSAA to make dance, cheer and lacrosse sanctioned high school sports under its authority. Republican Roger Wilder's resolution passed in the House Education Committee unanimously and heads to the full House for further discussion. Wilder told the... Read More.

Landry administration maintaining a low profile thus far during 2026 Louisiana legislative session

Monday, April 6 by Louisiana Radio Network

Three weeks into the legislative session and it's quiet when it comes to debate on significant legislation and that might be design. Political analyst Bernie Pinsonat says the Landry administration is not pushing any significant legislation after doing a lot of heavy lifting in... Read More.

Cade Arrambide hits a school-record 4 homers as Tigers come from behind again to win

Sunday, April 5 by Louisiana Radio Network

Cade Arrambide made history as the first LSU player to hit four home runs in a game. The Tigers, trailing by five runs, staged an impressive rally to overcome Tennessee 16-6 in 12 innings, securing a vital series win for the Bayou Bengals. Arrambide's 4... Read More.

IPSO: 19 injured when alleged drunk driver plows into parade goers in Iberia Parish

Sunday, April 5 by Louisiana Radio Network

An alleged drunk driver crashed into more than a dozen people watching a parade in Iberia Parish on Saturday. State Police have charged 57-year-old Todd Landry of Jeanerette with driving while impaired, open container, careless operation and 18 counts of first-degree injuring. The Iberia Parish Sheriff's... Read More.

LSU Health New Orleans outlines plan to eliminate cervical cancer

Friday, April 3 by Louisiana Radio Network

LSU Health New Orleans unveils its plan to reduce cervical cancer cases in Louisiana by 2035. They are partnering with Louisiana Cancer Prevention and Control Programs and other local and regional partners to implement the Bayou Blueprint, Louisiana's Path to Ending Cervical Cancer. The plan... Read More.

Legislation to shield from public records what athletes make in revenue-sharing agreements heads to the House floor

Friday, April 3 by Louisiana Radio Network

Legislation that would keep private the income college athletes receive in a revenue sharing agreement with a public university is heading to the House floor. A federal settlement involving the NCAA gave universities the ability to pay their athletes directly starting with this athletic... Read More.

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Bill Cassidy attacks Julia Letlow’s previous support of DEI policies

New study shows decline in growth of jobs in Louisiana’s oil and gas industry

AARP Louisiana report cites need for increased resources, advocacy for long-term home healthcare

Travelers entering or departing Lafayette via I-49 should anticipate delays due to road construction

Proposed resolution would require LHSAA to implement safety oversight to Louisiana high school dance, cheer, and lacrosse teams

Landry administration maintaining a low profile thus far during 2026 Louisiana legislative session

Cade Arrambide hits a school-record 4 homers as Tigers come from behind again to win

IPSO: 19 injured when alleged drunk driver plows into parade goers in Iberia Parish

LSU Health New Orleans outlines plan to eliminate cervical cancer

Legislation to shield from public records what athletes make in revenue-sharing agreements heads to the House floor

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