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New study showcases economic impact the University of Louisiana Monroe has on Northeast Louisiana

Thursday, October 9 by Louisiana Radio Network

A new study gives a very clear picture of ULM’s economic impact on Northeast Louisiana. University President Dr. Carrie Castille says the university generates more than $617 million of annual economic impact. “$617 million that is basically returned to our economy is a huge deal... Read More.

St. Tammany Parish Councilwoman Kathy Seiden announces candidacy for United States Senate

Wednesday, October 8 by Louisiana Radio Network

Another Republican has entered the 2026 U.S. Senate race. St. Tammany Parish Councilwoman Kathy Seiden is the first woman to enter the Republican primary race that already has incumbent, Bill Cassidy, and three other well-known challengers; Treasurer John Fleming, state Senator Blake Miguez and... Read More.

Attorney Matthew Ory and Kenny Lacy, father of former LSU wide receiver Kyren Lacy, discuss video released by Louisiana State Police regarding fatal auto accident

Wednesday, October 8 by Louisiana Radio Network

The attorney for former LSU receiver Kyren Lacy says the video released by State Police on Tuesday that shows Lacy driving at a high rate of speed and passing multiple vehicles in a no-passing zone moments before two cars collided head-on in Lafourche Parish... Read More.

Two men arrested, two others still on the loose, after burglary of Saints player Cam Jordan’s home in Metairie

Wednesday, October 8 by Louisiana Radio Network

While Cam Jordan was leading the Saints defense against the 49ers in the Superdome last month, a quartet of burglars were helping themselves to his belongings. The longtime Saints star’s Metairie home was broken into during the September 14th game. Jefferson Parish Sheriff Joe... Read More.

Louisiana congressman Troy Carter expresses frustration as government shutdown enters eighth day

Wednesday, October 8 by Louisiana Radio Network

It’s day eight of the federal government shutdown, and one Louisiana congressman is frustrated over the lack of negotiations. Measures to fund the government continue to fail in the Senate, and New Orleans Democrat Troy Carter says that’s not a surprise because Republicans and... Read More.

Questions arise after release of new video regarding Kyren Lacy’s involvement in a fatal crash in Thibodaux last December

Wednesday, October 8 by Louisiana Radio Network

Now that State Police have released new video that showed Kyren Lacy’s role in last December’s fatal crash in Thibodaux, does that change things? Late last week, Lacy’s lawyer suggested that video taken from a different angle exonerated the late LSU star of any... Read More.

Iberville Parish Deputy killed, another critically wounded in courthouse shooting

Tuesday, October 7 by Louisiana Radio Network

A sheriff’s deputy in Iberville Parish is killed, and another is fighting for his life after being shot outside the parish courthouse last night. Investigators say deputies Charles Riley and Brett Stassi Jr. were trying to take 27-year-old Latrell Clark of Baton Rouge into... Read More.

Full Fifth Circuit U.S. Court of Appeals to reconsider constitutionality of Louisiana’s Ten Commandments law

Tuesday, October 7 by Louisiana Radio Network

The full Fifth Circuit U.S. Court of Appeals is reconsidering a three-judge panel’s ruling that the state’s Ten Commandments law is unconstitutional. The ruling puts on hold the law that requires all public school classrooms to display the Ten Commandments. Loyola New Orleans law... Read More.

Louisiana Department of Wildlife and Fisheries 2025 Black Bear Hunting Lottery pulls in 1,300 applications

Tuesday, October 7 by Louisiana Radio Network

The Louisiana Department of Wildlife and Fisheries says it received 1,300 applications for the 2025 Black Bear Hunting Lottery. LDWF black bear biologist John Hanks says the 2024 hunt drew 973 applications. He says interest was higher this year, because more of the state... Read More.

River Oaks School in Monroe is a finalist for sports facility makeover competition sponsored by T-Mobile

Tuesday, October 7 by Louisiana Radio Network

A small Pre-K-through-12 private school in Monroe is a finalist for a $1 million sports facility makeover from T-Mobile. Ryan Dickson, the assistant principal and assistant athletic director at River Oaks School, says winning the competition could give the school a chance to upgrade... Read More.

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New study showcases economic impact the University of Louisiana Monroe has on Northeast Louisiana

St. Tammany Parish Councilwoman Kathy Seiden announces candidacy for United States Senate

Attorney Matthew Ory and Kenny Lacy, father of former LSU wide receiver Kyren Lacy, discuss video released by Louisiana State Police regarding fatal auto accident

Two men arrested, two others still on the loose, after burglary of Saints player Cam Jordan’s home in Metairie

Louisiana congressman Troy Carter expresses frustration as government shutdown enters eighth day

Questions arise after release of new video regarding Kyren Lacy’s involvement in a fatal crash in Thibodaux last December

Iberville Parish Deputy killed, another critically wounded in courthouse shooting

Full Fifth Circuit U.S. Court of Appeals to reconsider constitutionality of Louisiana’s Ten Commandments law

Louisiana Department of Wildlife and Fisheries 2025 Black Bear Hunting Lottery pulls in 1,300 applications

River Oaks School in Monroe is a finalist for sports facility makeover competition sponsored by T-Mobile

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