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Effective August 1st, creators of Louisiana political ads must provide disclosure of AI usage

Monday, July 13 by Louisiana Radio Network

From now on, groups releasing political ads using AI technology must disclose that fact. That's due to a bill authored by New Orleans Representative Mandie Landry and signed into law by Governor Jeff Landry. Representative Landry says her bill walks a fine line between... Read More.

Consumption of fresh produce tainted with parasite linked to over 20 cases of intestinal illness in Louisiana

Monday, July 13 by Louisiana Radio Network

Over 20 cases of the parasitic infection cyclosporiasis have been reported in Louisiana; that's above average for this time of year. State epidemiologist Theresa Sokol says typically those cases come from those who become infected when traveling abroad, but this year's outbreak is domestic. "It's... Read More.

Pirates Bet on Derek Curiel’s Elite Bat-to-Ball Skills at No. 5

Saturday, July 11 by Louisiana Radio Network

The Pittsburgh Pirates made the first surprise pick of the 2026 Major League Baseball Draft on Saturday by selecting LSU All-American Derek Curiel with the fifth overall pick. Curiel missed playing with former LSU star Paul Skenes by two seasons, but if he moves quickly... Read More.

New Orleans Mayor Helena Moreno withdraws city loan request in midst of dispute with Governor Jeff Landry

Friday, July 10 by Louisiana Radio Network

Cash-strapped New Orleans has withdrawn its $110 million bond and loan request from the State Bond Commission. Mayor Helena Moreno says the city pulled the application because it would have been denied amid the ongoing political dispute. Tulane political science professor Mike Sherman says... Read More.

LDWF cites Eunice woman for allegedly selling turtles online

Friday, July 10 by Louisiana Radio Network

A St. Landry Parish woman is cited for allegedly selling native turtles online. Captain Scott Dupre with the Department of Wildlife and Fisheries says the legislature recently passed a law making it illegal to sell native turtles in the state. "We're just trying to protect... Read More.

Research indicates an increase in shark populations along Gulf Coast

Friday, July 10 by Louisiana Radio Network

The Gulf of Mexico is seeing an increase in its shark population. Dr. Dean Grubbs, the associate director of research at the Florida State University Coastal and Marine Laboratory, says while some species continue to decline in population, others are recovering due to warming... Read More.

RURAL Health study reveals indicators of chronic disease in Franklin Parish

Friday, July 10 by Louisiana Radio Network

Researchers at LSU's Pennington Biomedical Research Center have released their initial findings from their RURAL Health study in Franklin Parish. Lead researcher Dr. Stephanie Broyles says some of the more notable findings include elevated rates of two key health factors. "Franklin Parish did have more... Read More.

Governor Jeff Landry vetoes bill designating Atlantic tarpon as a recreational gamefish

Friday, July 10 by Louisiana Radio Network

A conservation organization that represents sportsmen is disappointed Governor Landry vetoed legislation that would have designated Atlantic tarpon as a Louisiana saltwater gamefish. Rick Owens with the Louisiana Wildlife Federation says the purpose of the legislation is to preserve a piece of Louisiana's recreational... Read More.

“Aura Era”: Basketball student manager Amir “Aura” Khan set to reunite with Will Wade at LSU

Friday, July 10 by Louisiana Radio Network

Viral McNeese basketball student manager Amir Khan is following Will Wade to LSU. He'll join Wade's LSU staff in the same role. Khan says he first became a student manager because he grew up as an LSU fan watching Wade. "Being at LSU, it's fulfilling... Read More.

State Senator Alan Seabaugh explains new vehicle inspection QR code

Thursday, July 9 by Louisiana Radio Network

Louisianians no longer need to get a vehicle inspection sticker, but how does the new QR code work? State Senator Alan Seabaugh says the QR code sticker will go in the same spot as your current inspection sticker. "If you have a QR scanner on... Read More.

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Effective August 1st, creators of Louisiana political ads must provide disclosure of AI usage

Consumption of fresh produce tainted with parasite linked to over 20 cases of intestinal illness in Louisiana

Pirates Bet on Derek Curiel’s Elite Bat-to-Ball Skills at No. 5

New Orleans Mayor Helena Moreno withdraws city loan request in midst of dispute with Governor Jeff Landry

LDWF cites Eunice woman for allegedly selling turtles online

Research indicates an increase in shark populations along Gulf Coast

RURAL Health study reveals indicators of chronic disease in Franklin Parish

Governor Jeff Landry vetoes bill designating Atlantic tarpon as a recreational gamefish

“Aura Era”: Basketball student manager Amir “Aura” Khan set to reunite with Will Wade at LSU

State Senator Alan Seabaugh explains new vehicle inspection QR code

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